I have 3D polylines that I’d like to split at specific elevations (3,000’, 5,000’, 7,000’, and 10,000). Any ideas are welcome!
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Split 3D Polylines at specific Z values
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Best answer by daveatsafe
Thanks to recent upgrades to the Clipper transformer, this is fairly simple. I am attaching a workspace that creates several 3D boxes from the bounds of the data and the desired altitude ranges, then uses those boxes to clip the data in 3D.
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Thanks to recent upgrades to the Clipper transformer, this is fairly simple. I am attaching a workspace that creates several 3D boxes from the bounds of the data and the desired altitude ranges, then uses those boxes to clip the data in 3D.
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