I have a contour layer and a boundary BUT the boundary is overlay. It means the boundary has 3 zone:
Now, I want to clip contour layer based on boundary. I used to clip but it wasn't as I want.
Could you tell me please how can I do?
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Hi,
If you need to create 3 contour layers each of which is inside of corresponding boundary, create 3 copies of the contour layer; add boundary ID to them; clip them by the boundaries using the Clipper (Group By: ID).
Takashi
Hi,
But if I have multiple boundary, how can I do? Could you tell me how I do?
If I understood your question correctly, this workflow works.
Hi,
I tried it and and my result isnot still true:
My model :
Could you tell me why? Thank you
I cannot find any wrong part in the workspace. If you hide green contour lines on the viewer, how do others appear?
..yes, turn of the green one...
You should have overlapping clipped objects using the described process.
This is because of the duplication of overlapped objects trough listexplosion and subsequent Grouping.
Hi,
The above photo I open by connect Inspector in FME. It's OK
BUT when I write in mapinfo, I got result :
Could you tell me please why?? Thank you
Try to open and check the MapInfo data using FME Data Inspector.
I tried to write in Mapinfo. I saw in brown table, they have many record BUT in my map, it's some line 
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Therefore, I've recommended you to check the MapInfo data with FME Data Inspector. You can open the data with Data Inspector directly. And also, I would recommend you to see the Log after the translation. If there were any problem while writing the MapInfo data, some warning messages might be logged.
Hi,
It's my log file.
https://www.mediafire.com/?i6omoi489lmzbli
Could you help me and please let me know that I met problem?
Thank you
Looks like there is an inconsistency between "mapinfo_type" attribute value and the actual geometry type. Try removing "mapinfo_type" from every feature before writing. You can expose "mapinfo_type" with the AttributeExposer before removing.