General
- Verbose Logging - Specifies whether or not the reader should increase the logging verbosity. Possible values are Yes and No. The default is No.
- Read Overlays as Rasters - Specifies whether the images files referenced by Overlay elements should be read as raster geometry.
If set to All, all GroundOverlay, PhotoOverlay, and ScreenOverlay images will be read as raster geometry.
If set to GroundOverlay, then only GroundOverlay images will be read.
- Scan Schema - Specifies whether or not the reader should scan the KML files for schema elements.
If this box is not checked, KML elements will be read using the fixed schema. KML datasets using the KML 2.1 schema may not be read properly unless this option is checked.
- Fail on Network Errors - Specifies whether or not the reader should terminate the translation if a network error occurs.
- Delete Downloaded Files - Specifies whether or not the reader should delete temporary files downloaded as part of the reading process.
- Traverse NetworkLinks - Specifies whether or not NetworkLink or schemaUrl references to external KML files should be traversed (i.e. to read the referenced document).
If Local is specified, then references will only be traversed if they refer to a file on the local filesystem.
- Move To World Coordinate System - If the value of this parameter is 'Yes', the companion '.prj' and '.wld' files (having the same name as the '.obj' file) will be read to acquire the coordinate system and the data necessary to convert points to the world coordinate system.
Note: In the absence of a companion `.wld' file with the same name as the `.obj' file, a file named `global.wld' will be looked for in the same directory. Similarly for the companion `.prj' file, only in that case we will only look for a file named `global.prj'.
Apply Transformations To Models
Specifies whether or not scaling and orientation metadata in the KML Placemark will be applied to the model geometry prior to being output.
- Maximum NetworkLinks Traversal Depth - Specifies the maximum depth of the traversal tree.
The traversal depth is the number of links that must be traversed to get from the original file to the root file. For example, if the dataset root refers to DocB, which refers to DocC, the traversal depth is 2.
Proxy
- Proxy URL - Specifies the URL of a proxy server that will be used for all HREF traversal.
- Proxy Port - Specifies the port number for the proxy server. Not valid if Proxy URL is not supported.
- Proxy Username - Specifies the user name to use to login to the proxy server. Not valid if Proxy URL is not supported.
- Proxy Password - Specifies the password to use to login to the proxy server. Not valid if Proxy URL is not supported.
- Proxy Authentication Method - Specifies the authentication method to use to login to r the proxy server. Not valid if Proxy URL and Proxy Username are not supported.
Schema Attributes
- Additional Attributes to Expose - This parameter exposes Format Attributes in Workbench when you create a workspace:
- In a dynamic scenario, it means these attributes can be passed to the output dataset at runtime.
- In a non-dynamic scenario where you have multiple feature types, it is convenient to expose additional attributes from one parameter. For example, if you have ten feature types and want to expose the same attribute in each one, it is easier to define it once than it is to set each feature type individually in the workspace.
Search Envelope
- Use Search Envelope - Using the minimum and maximum x and y parameters, define a bounding box that will be used to filter the input features. Only features that interact with the bounding box are returned.
If all four coordinates of the search envelope are specified as 0, the search envelope will be disabled.
- Clip to Search Envelope - Check this box if you want to remove any portions of exported features outside the area of interest.
Defaults button
Click to save or reset default settings.
- Save as My Defaults - Edit a field, and then choose this option to save the parameter.
- Reset to FME Defaults - Changes the fields back to the standard (FME) defaults.
- Reset to My Defaults - If you manually edit a field, you can reset it back to your own defaults. Note that you cannot restore your own defaults after resetting to FME defaults.
OK
Closes the dialog box and applies your settings.