Hello,
I would like to know if the "Lambert Mexico WGS84 (cm)" coordinate system exists in FME. Attachment definition
If it does not exist in FME, how can I create the system and add it to FME?
Thanks so much
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To see if your coordinate system already is supported with FME and how to create your own coordinate system, please refer to the answer to this question: https://knowledge.safe.com/questions/41372/how-do-i-create-a-custom-coordinate-system.html
and the documentation for Custom Coordinate Systems can be found here: https://docs.safe.com/fme/html/FME_Desktop_Documentation/FME_Coordinate_Systems/Workbench/coordinate_sys_custom_about.htm
@lucho Here is the shortcut URL to the Coordinate System builder: http://fme.ly/coordsys
We don't usually define coordinate systems for mm, cm or in, which is often required by older FME Smallworld readers and writers. I think the newer versions of the Smallworld plugin (Sworld 5.x) should support the default coordinate system instead of the world coordinate system. But I don't see your Lambert Conical for Mexico in our coordinate systems list. @gabriel_hirsch 's links give you the documentation on how to add the coordinate system to your FME install.