I managed to create centerline (blue line) using suggestions by "@takashi" thanks for that., I would like to create additional lines (black line) inside the polygon, lines should be equally disturbed.
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How can i draw the lines(desire interval) perpendicular to the longest side of the polygon?
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Hi @vijai, the BoundsSplitter custom transformer from FME Hub might help you.
The transformer contains PythonCaller implemented with Python 2.7, but also works with Python 3.x. After adding the transformer to the workspace, you can set 3.x to the Python Compatibility parameter of the workspace if necessary.
Hi @vijai, the BoundsSplitter custom transformer from FME Hub might help you.
The transformer contains PythonCaller implemented with Python 2.7, but also works with Python 3.x. After adding the transformer to the workspace, you can set 3.x to the Python Compatibility parameter of the workspace if necessary.
Another way.
- Safer
Hi, same situation what if we want it at the ends of a rectangle polygon?
Hi @malavikavenu96 thanks for your question; however, it may help to be more specific or provide a sample workspace.
If you wanted to create parallel lines to the shorter ends of rectangles I would follow a similar process to the one provided by Takashi in this post.
However, we suggest that you create your own question post to gather more interest from the community next time. Cheers, Evie