+1Hello,
I am using LineOnLineOverlay to detect intersections within a polyline dataset. I am only interested in intersection points that involve more than one feature, and would therefore like to exclude any intersection points where a feature is intersecting against itself.
Using the attached image as an example; I wish to ignore the intersection where line A is intersecting itself, but need to record where lines A and B intersect, and where line C crosses over line B.
TIA,
RB
+28What about assigning each feature a unique ID and then use a topologyBuilder. You can examine the node list to identify which nodes have multiple edges and whether they were part of the same feature originally.
+17Here is the idea to upvote requesting this functionality in the LineOnLineOverlayer transformer:
+14Have you explored looking at the _overlaps value of the point features coming out of the “Point” output port of the LineOnLineOverlayer?
Happy FME:-) ing
Cheers
SRG
Hi
LineOnLineOverlayer split input lines at their intersections including self-intersections, but self-intersection points won't be output from the Point port. So, I think you can get required result by using the points output from the Point port of LineOnLineOverlayer to split the original lines again with PointOnLineOverlayer. The data flow looks like this.
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