Hi ,
I need to do a conversion between 2 formats with many files in several directories ,how can I define that output directory =input directory
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+44- Influencer
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What formats are you converting between? The answer may differ slightly depending on whether you are reading file based or folder based datasets
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This will probably help: https://knowledge.safe.com/questions/29907/write-the-result-on-the-same-folder-as-the-input.html
What you need to do is find the source directory (it is stored as an "FME Attribute" called "fme_dataset"). Then you use that in a fanout on the output. I'm not totally sure about collada. You may follow the instructions there to set the feature type name; otherwise it might need a fanout on the writer (look for the fanout setting in the Navigator window)