Hi @tereziastredna
Could you send the Workspace template ( .fmwt )?
Thanks,
Danilo
Thanks your Template file.
I selected the transformer PointOnAreaOverlayer with create a List of attributes - all points inside the polygon:

Do you need all attributes from points?
I did run the Workspace and checked just a polygon with list of attributes from points inside the selected polygon:

Thanks,
Danilo
Thanks your Template file.
I selected the transformer PointOnAreaOverlayer with create a List of attributes - all points inside the polygon:

Do you need all attributes from points?
I did run the Workspace and checked just a polygon with list of attributes from points inside the selected polygon:

Thanks,
Danilo
Hi,
thanks for reply.
Yes, I need all of attributes which are there.
Ok I can see in list of polygone the number of _overlaps. Can I get the layer of theese points?
Acctualy what I need is to have a Polygone layer and the points- layer which are inside of this polygone. Not together if possible
Thanks
Hi,
thanks for reply.
Yes, I need all of attributes which are there.
Ok I can see in list of polygone the number of _overlaps. Can I get the layer of theese points?
Acctualy what I need is to have a Polygone layer and the points- layer which are inside of this polygone. Not together if possible
Thanks
Hi @tereziastredna
About to have layer Polygon and Points on the same Writer is possible, but in Shapefile is not possible - is a restriction by Shapefile format.
Maybe Geodatabase.
Hi @tereziastredna
About to have layer Polygon and Points on the same Writer is possible, but in Shapefile is not possible - is a restriction by Shapefile format.
Maybe Geodatabase.
Hi,
ok I understand.
Is there maybe another option how to get theese point layer?
maybe with a different transformers? I would preffer to have a points layer.
In my quick test, the points have been separated into three groups - points in group A are within the area of "Rheinland-Pfalz", B are within "Hessen" and C are within "Nordrhein-Westfalen", as shown in the screenshot below.
Do you need to write the point features into three Shapefile files (named A, B, C for example) for each group separately?

In my quick test, the points have been separated into three groups - points in group A are within the area of "Rheinland-Pfalz", B are within "Hessen" and C are within "Nordrhein-Westfalen", as shown in the screenshot below.
Do you need to write the point features into three Shapefile files (named A, B, C for example) for each group separately?

Hello @takashi.
Thanks for your help.
Yes that is exactly what I would like to have.
In my quick test, the points have been separated into three groups - points in group A are within the area of "Rheinland-Pfalz", B are within "Hessen" and C are within "Nordrhein-Westfalen", as shown in the screenshot below.
Do you need to write the point features into three Shapefile files (named A, B, C for example) for each group separately?

I think "Feature Type Fanout" is what you are looking for. See here to learn more.
https://docs.safe.com/fme/html/FME_Desktop_Documentation/FME_Workbench/Workbench/Setting_Feature_Type_Fanout_Properties.htm