In FME Workbench consider using an AttributeExposer to expose the required attribute like the 'sketchup_layer_name', then add an AttributeValueMapper and enter your possible values and the Classification you want them to map to. For example:

 

Source Attribute = sketchup_layer_name

 

New Attribute Name = _classifcation

 

ValueMappings:-

 

Layer0=High

 

Layer1=High

 

Layer2=Medium

 

Layer3=Low

 

Layer4=Low

 

Layer5=Low

 

Layer6=Low

 

 

Alternatively if your classifcations are more complex consider looking into the SchemaMapper.

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Dave, thanks very much.

 

i'm not familiar with the function you mentioned

 

i do my best to make the work flow

 

and it still don't work well,

 

 

can you tell me what's wrong with my workflow ?

 

does't the parameters right?

 

blow is the link of my data:http://pan.baidu.com/share/link?shareid=240310&uk=722271433

 

i just want to transfor it from skp to gdb/multipatch

 

base on the name, it should have two record, base on the layer name,it also two, but i only get one.

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Zao!   I assume you are trying to transform one aggregate feature containing different two geometry types - named "Box" and "Circle" - into two aggregate features grouped by the type name. If so, just a combination of Deaggregator and Aggregator might be helpful.   Reader (skp) --> Deaggregator Mode: Flatten One Level Geometry Name Attribute: _geometry_name --> Aggregator Group by: _geometry_name --> Writer (gdb multipatch)   Deaggregator saves the type name of deaggregated part as "_geometry_name", so you can group the parts by this attribute value.  

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