Hello, I need help. I got input data(points) with attributes: LONGITUDE, LATITUDE, AZIMUTH, AZIMUTH RADIUS AND AZIMUTH WIDTH. I need to get output polygons that look like a pie.
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Making polygons that look like pie
Best answer by redgeographics
I think this would do the trick:
Although I haven't looked at what happens if the pie slice crosses the 0 degrees line.
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I think this would do the trick:
Although I haven't looked at what happens if the pie slice crosses the 0 degrees line.
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redgeographics wrote:
I think this would do the trick:
Although I haven't looked at what happens if the pie slice crosses the 0 degrees line.
The 2DArcReplacer considers the angle counter clockwise from the horizontal. Not the azimuth
redgeographics wrote:
I think this would do the trick:
Although I haven't looked at what happens if the pie slice crosses the 0 degrees line.
ebygomm wrote:
The 2DArcReplacer considers the angle counter clockwise from the horizontal. Not the azimuth
It is correct. But in the formula, we can add : if 450-(azimuth-(width/2)) >360 then (azimuth-(width/2)) -360 else if 450-(azimuth-(width/2)) <360 then (azimuth-(width/2))
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