hi @hn35987,

then try to run, a workbench in a batch process, where every single obj file will be converted.

1.) Make a Workbench File, that works for your process.

2.) this part works this way when all of your obj files are in the same folder]

At first get all fme_Basenames of your Obj files. I Like to get a list (for the batchfile process) with the Reader (Text) and insert all of my files, then in de Navigator Menu on the left side, Set for the Text-Reader Parameters: Features to Read → Max Feature to Read: 1) - Then under the hUser Attribute] for the Text Reader, deactivate “text_line_data” and activate under the eFormate Attributes] = fme_basename  then Inspect the outcome and send the basenames in an Texteditor oder Excel-Sheet

3.) Open your workbench in an Text Editor:

Example Textline to Textline:

Bring this in a Linestring:

 3.)a)

"C:\Program Files\FME2023.1\fme.exe" D:\OUT\textline2textline.fmw --SourceDataset_TEXTLINE "D:\a.txt" --FEATURE_TYPES "" --DestDataset_TEXTLINE "$(FME_MF_DIR)b.txt"

Import this linestring to Excel and get the “Basename�a&B]” from SourceDataset and DestDataset renamed with your Basename

Like This:

4.) Save your Work into an Textfile and clean up the spaces to a clean string like in “3.)a)

save it as a batch file and start the batch process.

Greetings Michael

Or a FeatureReader (Directory and File Pathnames) to find all obj files and a WorkspaceRunner (Wait for job to complete = Yes)

I didn’t know that but I need my option often for automatic tasks