Tiler

Chops the input features into a series of tiles.  

Features that span multiple tiles will be clipped into multiple features.  Features that lie on the boundary between tiles will be output once in each tile.  If this is not the desired behavior a DuplicateFilter transformer can be used.

This transformer works with raster, vector and point cloud data.

Note: If you are inputting raster data, you may want to use the RasterTiler instead. The following table compares the Tiler and the RasterTiler:

  Tiler RasterTiler
Type of data accepted All types Raster only
Tile size units Ground coordinates Pixel coordinates
Tile row numbering (0, 1,...) Selectable Top to bottom
Supports forcing equal-size tiles No Yes
Supports raster index attribute No Yes
Supports number of horizontal/vertical tiles attribute No Yes

Parameters

Transformer

Tiling Type

Tile Size

Number of Tiles

Parameters

Attributes

Example

Editing Transformer Parameters

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Keywords: raster grid clip subset tile extent bound limit Tessellate Tessellation pointcloud