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How to create an advanced BoundingBox ?

  • May 19, 2017
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Hi everyone ! I'm trying to create an advanced boundbox from multiple input (.dgn) using a group by closis on fme_basename and I would like that my boundbox be oriented !

I tried the BoundingBoxAccumulator and Replacer but with the Accumulator there is no OrientedBoundBox and with the Replacer there is no group by ...

Does someone has an answer ?

Thx =)

Best answer by jdh

Try an Aggregator with group by followed by a BoundingBoxReplacer (Oriented mode)

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  • May 19, 2017

Try an Aggregator with group by followed by a BoundingBoxReplacer (Oriented mode)

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Or use the BoundingBoxAccumulator (with the Group by) followed by an Orienter to force the right orientation.

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Or use the BoundingBoxAccumulator (with the Group by) followed by an Orienter to force the right orientation.

I'm pretty sure the OP wants a minimum oriented bounding box, not an axis-aligned bounding box of a particular orientation (LHR/RHR).

 

 

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  • May 22, 2017

Thanks a lot jdh and erick_jan ! I juste tryed the aggregator + BBR (oriented mode) and it works great ! =)

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