How to extrude the buffered borders of the forced 2D Shape to the original 3D Shape
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Hi @fernando, this is an experimental workspace. It may not be perfect, but seems to work fine for at least your sample data. Hope this helps.
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Hi @fernando do you have 3D polygons and would you like to extract the values borders?
Hi @danilo_inovacao, here a picture of my result,
The green polygons are my original shape, and the buffered border in lila. I cant get all of the border aligned with the original
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Hi @danilo_inovacao, here a picture of my result,
The green polygons are my original shape, and the buffered border in lila. I cant get all of the border aligned with the original
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Thanks,
Danilo - 3d.fmwt
Thanks,
Danilo - 3d.fmwt
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Hi @fernando, with custom transformer VertexCreator you can extract the points:
Points and geometry 3D:
And now do you want to extract like line the borders? Just connect the points extracted with transformer VertexExtrator.
Thanks,
Hi @fernando, with custom transformer VertexCreator you can extract the points:
Points and geometry 3D:
And now do you want to extract like line the borders? Just connect the points extracted with transformer VertexExtrator.
Thanks,
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Hi @fernando, this is an experimental workspace. It may not be perfect, but seems to work fine for at least your sample data. Hope this helps.
esrishape2none.fmwt (FME 2017.0)
Hi @fernando, this is an experimental workspace. It may not be perfect, but seems to work fine for at least your sample data. Hope this helps.
esrishape2none.fmwt (FME 2017.0)