Tiler

If Group By attributes are selected, features with the same values in the Group By attributes are placed into the same set, and clipping occurs in each set independent of other sets.

Tile Size: This option enables the Tile Width and Height parameters, which allow you to specify the width and height of each tile in ground units.

Number of Tiles: This option enables the Number of Horizontal and Vertical Tiles parameters, which allow you to specify the number of tiles that will be produced.

These parameters are required when the Tiling Type is Tile Size, and allow you to specify the size of each tile in ground units (for example, 100m x 100m).

Note: If the source is a raster, does not have a coordinate system and is not georeferenced, then the raster extents and spacing are adjusted to default values. The horizontal and vertical spacing are set to one column and one row, respectively, and the origin is set to (0,0).

Note: IMPORTANT: If attributes are used for the Tile Width or Tile Height parameters, the value will be taken from the first feature to enter the transformer. An error will occur if this feature does not have these attributes.

These optional parameters specify a "seed point" from which tiles will be generated. Note that it is permissible to specify a value for only one of these parameters—not necessarily both.

These parameters are required when the Tiling Type is Number of Tiles, and allow you to specify how to tile the input data (for example, 5 horizontal tiles and 5 vertical tiles).

Chooses a starting corner for the purposes of numbering rows and columns. Also, when Tiling Type is Tile Size, the last row and/or the last column may extend beyond the bounds of the input features; here the “last” row or column is the one opposite the Starting Corner.

This parameter allows elements along the border of more than one tile to be duplicated and added to each tile that they touch.

This parameter specifies how to deal with geometries that have a measure, but are missing at least one value, or that have z values, but are missing at least one value. Drop will cause the incomplete measure or z values to be removed. Use Default Value will fill in the missing values with a default value that is specified in the Default Value parameter. Compute will look at the values on either side of the missing value, and then provide an estimate. In any mode, if no value is given for the z values, the output will be 2D. If no value is given for a measure, the measure will be removed.

This value is used with the Default Value Measures/Z Conflict Mode to flag missing measures and z values.

When using the Compute mode to compute missing measure values, measures can be considered Continuous, and linearly interpolated from their neighbors, or they can be Discrete, and taken exactly from the nearest neighbor.

If set to Yes, then contiguous lines that constitute the boundary of the output features will be left as separate segments in a path. The default is No, which means that such lines will be joined into longer lines in the output unless they have different properties (for example, traits, measures, and geometry name).

Each feature output from the Tiler will have a row and a column attribute added, specifying the zero-based row and column that the feature fell into.  Row 0, Column 0 corresponds to the tile in the bottom-left corner.