What does it mean if the pipes are broken as in the second and third example?? Anything?
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+11- Safer
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Hi @kowpakmike,
It looks like a GUI issue (visual but doesn't affect the translation). May I ask what version and build of FME you're running (ex. 2019.x build 19xxx)? You can find this in Help > About FME Workbench.
And is this happening just once or are you able to create new connections that look like that?
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I get the same in FME 2018.1.1.2. To answer the OP's question, it doesn't "mean" anything but rather is just a small bug on the Workspace GUI. Slightly moving the transformers in question tends to resolve the display of the connector properly.