Large CorridorGeometry graphic was cut off when moving the globe.

CesiumJS
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1. A concise explanation of the problem you're experiencing.
created large graphic using CorridorGeometry graphic, start moving the globe => notice the graphic was cut off. This behavior is different with other geometry such as circle, ...

Depending on where the start point is, this clipping behavior can be seen at creation of the graphic too.

2. A minimal code example. If you've found a bug, this helps us reproduce and repair it.

my sandcattle source code here:

3. Context. Why do you need to do this? We might know a better way to accomplish your goal.

All graphics, circle, polygon, oval (using CorridorGeometry), ... should behave consistently when moving the globe - need to support this. Currently, CorridorGeometry has clipping effect as described above.

4. The Cesium version you're using, your operating system and browser.
Windows 10, Linux 6, Linux 7. Chrome, Firefox, ...

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1. A concise explanation of the problem you're experiencing.
created large graphic using CorridorGeometry graphic, start moving the globe => notice the graphic was cut off. This behavior is different with other geometry such as circle, ...

Depending on where the start point is, this clipping behavior can be seen at creation of the graphic too.

2. A minimal code example. If you've found a bug, this helps us reproduce and repair it.

my sandcattle source code here:
https://cesiumjs.org/Cesium/Build/Apps/Sandcastle/#c=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

3. Context. Why do you need to do this? We might know a better way to accomplish your goal.

All graphics, circle, polygon, oval (using CorridorGeometry), ... should behave consistently when moving the globe - need to support this. Currently, CorridorGeometry has clipping effect as described above.

4. The Cesium version you're using, your operating system and browser.
Windows 10, Linux 6, Linux 7. Chrome, Firefox, ...

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Thanks for reporting this issue and for providing a Sandcastle example. I’ve opened a bug report for it here:

https://github.com/AnalyticalGraphicsInc/cesium/issues/7627