Off the top of my head (so this is probably utterly useless), there is also a CentreOfGravityReplacer and another one that ensures the point is somewhere within the object too (sorry, can't remember what it's called).
If neither of those work, try the following (someone else will have to fill in the correct commands here, but they all exist!) - grab the length of the object - divide by 2 (ExpressionEvaluator) - subtract that length from each end of the line - use PointOnLineOverlayer and CoordinateFetcher to add that as an attribute That should give you enough to get started... r. On 24/02/07, abel.ludba <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello everybody, This should be a newbie question. I'm working with a DXF file: especially with to lines and arcs layers. As a result, I must store the coordinates of each segment's center in a CSV file. So, I'd like to know how I can find out centers (the middle) of arcs. The CenterPointReplacer gives only the center of the bounding box. Could you help please? Abel..
