Surkul - It's tricky but achievable if you check for feature overlaps after placement and then if _overlap is >1 send the labels to an offsetter. This might be a case for a looping Transformer to keep checking until there is no clash:

 

 

http://youtu.be/fD6jeHZlPc8

 

 

For return lines assuming you can split your label text with a delimiter such as a space (AttributeSplitter) you should be able to put the label list elements through the StringConcatenator and the StringConcatenator has the option to add return lines.

 

 

However, this extra cost Transformer does now exist and if you have to do a lot of labelling it may be worth taking a look:

 

 

http://www.safe.com/about/newsletter/2013/Winter/a-hyperspace-jump-forward-for-labelling/

 

 

 

 

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Just for curiosity - what is your desired output? A raster or PDF?

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Thanks Dave

 

Youtube video I cant access on work's network but I will try it home.

 

I was actually thinking on the same line as you have suggested. 

 

@sigtill I am trying that for vector not pdf or raster.

 

Regards

 

Surag

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Hi Surag,

 

 

Suggest checking out the MaptextLabeller -- http://fmepedia.safe.com/articles/Samples_and_Demos/Introduction-to-MapTextLabeller -- there are videos there showing what it can do.  Contact sales@safe.com if you'd like a trial license -- I think this could make your problem go away very quickly...

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