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Hello,

 

Would you be how to merge the linear array of a Dwg file to form a single polyline. I had thought of NetworkTopologyCalculator I do not know what you think?

 

After having combined (merge) the linear network all together, I have to put it in the same direction and after that I cut it at the points that belong to the layers of my Dwg file that I specify. I would tend to use Linecombiner or LineExtender. If you have an idea of how to proceed I am a taker? In all thank you in advance for your help.

@lucas I think you're on the right track with NetworktopologyCalculator. Then you can try NetworkFlowOrientor. If you are able to include a small sample dataset then members of the community might be able to create a small example workspace.

@lucas I think you're on the right track with NetworktopologyCalculator. Then you can try NetworkFlowOrientor. If you are able to include a small sample dataset then members of the community might be able to create a small example workspace.

Good evening @markatsafe , first of all thank you for responding, I put an example below, I plugged in the layers (from a Dwg file), the lines are the layers: EP_PRO_3D and EP_PRO_GAINE75

 

The blocks which contain the points which make it possible to give the direction are: EP_PRO_COFFRET, EP_PRO_CHAMBRE, EP_PRO_ARMOIRE

 

Would you be so kind as to show me an example? There should only be one arrival on the points of the blocks and as many departures as necessary. In the data everything is done so that there is only one arrival and several departures on each point of the 3 block layers. It just misses the direction, in clear the sense of electricity leaves from EP_PRO_ARMOIRE towards the rest.

 

thank you in advance

Sens_FME.fmwt

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