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Hello, I have an input and output dwg file, can you explain to me how to have the same number of entities in Reader and Whriter? Because I get my total of entities (6364 entities) in Writer for each layer while I would like the same number of entities in each layer in Writer as in Reader.

Hi @lucas,

Please try adding a FeatureTypeFilter transformer to route the features to the appropriate output port.


Hi @lucas,

Please try adding a FeatureTypeFilter transformer to route the features to the appropriate output port.

Thank you very much it works correctly nevertheless it caused a problem that I did not have before, that created several entities as on the attached photos: layer without the featuretypefilter: Picture7.PNG

 

with the featuretypefilter:Picture6.PNG

 

Do you have a solution to this problem? the entities added are of the same layer: E_PRO_SUPPORT

Here is my FME file : FME_Transformation.fmw


Thank you very much it works correctly nevertheless it caused a problem that I did not have before, that created several entities as on the attached photos: layer without the featuretypefilter: Picture7.PNG

 

with the featuretypefilter:Picture6.PNG

 

Do you have a solution to this problem? the entities added are of the same layer: E_PRO_SUPPORT

Here is my FME file : FME_Transformation.fmw

Hi @lucas,

Please try setting the reader parameter 'Explode Blocks' to No.


Hi @lucas,

Please try setting the reader parameter 'Explode Blocks' to No.

Thank you very much you are a genius it works niquel! Sorry I'm a beginner.

 

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 again for your help

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