The VertexCreator transformer can create geometry from either X and Y (projected) coordinates or latitude and longitude (geographic) coordinates.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. It depends on the data
• D. Not enough information

Answer: (A)

VertexCreator is built to turn coordinate pairs into geometry using either XY in a projected coordinate system or latitude/longitude in a geographic coordinate system. You can feed X and Y values to create a point in the chosen projected CRS, or you can provide Latitude and Longitude values in a geographic CRS (for example, WGS84) and VertexCreator will generate the corresponding geometry. If you later need the result in a different CRS, you can apply a reproject step, but the essential capability remains: both forms of coordinates can be used to create geometry. This flexibility is why the statement is true. Ensure the appropriate coordinate reference system is defined so the coordinates are interpreted correctly; without a CRS, the placement might be ambiguous, even though the tool can handle both forms.