Jumpy glyph geometry when coordinates are reaching floating point precision issue

[jourdain]

High-level description

vtk.js naturally support various scales for coordinates without the need of re-centering your data so you don't get some geometry jumpiness when rotating the camera. But that coordinate management is not properly managed when a glyph mapper is used. Basically the points of a glyph start jumping around when rotating assuming your coordinates are hitting the float32 precision issue.

Steps to reproduce

Create a polydata with some cone/sphere in some far away bounds [7000, 7500, 10000, 11000, 500, 1000].
Then start interacting with the scene. You will see your cone/sphere wobble around.

Expected behavior

The glyph used should retain its shape while rotating the camera.

[jourdain]

FYI @martinken in case you get bored.

[sankhesh]

@jourdain This should have been fixed in #3304. Could you please confirm?

[jourdain]

I can't test it anymore but I would assume that it is now fixed.