Recursively replaces the geometry of a feature that has CSG (Constructive Solid Geometry) by evaluating the tree of the CSG solid, effectively removing the constructive aspect of the geometry.
A feature that contains CSG.
The parts of the geometry that were CSG will be replaced by either a multi-solid, a boundary representation solid, or may in some cases disappear if they evaluate to nothing.
Features that do not contain CSG parts or that cannot be evaluated will be output via this port.
Rejected features will have an fme_rejection_code attribute with one of the following values: INVALID_A_GEOMETRY_TYPE, INVALID_B_GEOMETRY_TYPE, INVALID_GEOMETRY, INVALID_GEOMETRY_TYPE.
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FME Professional edition and above
See the definition of CSG at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constructive_solid_geometry.
Associated FME function or factory: @CSG
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