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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How to clip polygon overlap
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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
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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?
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..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.
+5- Contributor
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
+5- Contributor
I tried to write in Mapinfo. I saw in brown table, they have many record BUT in my map, it's some line :(.
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.
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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.