Thanks for raising this issue @ArgentumHHH!

Looking through the 1.120 changelog, I don't see anything obvious that may have broken polygon hole rendering. It would be helpful to do a git bisect to determine the commit which caused the regression.

@ArgentumHHH Is this something you would be able to try?

When I encountered this issue, it was during version 1.123 update. In order to determine which version was causing the problem, I rolled back one version at a time and only found out that the issue did not occur at 1.119. Subsequent versions had this issue

@ArgentumHHH Would you be able to perform a git-bisect in order to determine the problematic commit?

@ArgentumHHH Would you be able to perform a git-bisect in order to determine the problematic commit?

I compared every change between version 1.119 and version 1.120 and determined that the reason for this situation is the version issue of the dependency library earcut in packages.engine. By reducing the version of earcut from 3.0.0 to the original 2.2.4, this situation no longer exists.

@ArgentumHHH It looks like we have a potential fix in #12412.

Would you please include the Sandcastle example that replicates the issue shown above? That would let us verify the fix. Thanks!

I have a similar problem and I'm not sure if earcut 3.0 is the cause. I'm using an older version of cesium (I'm on 1.108.0 with earcut 2.2.4).
I've been trying to figure this out for days. All the polygons are cut on the geographical south corner. Could this be related?

There are also weird interactions when polygons are drawn side by side, but I can't reproduce it every time. For example, if I draw 4 square polygons to create a larger square, some corners will fill in with the color of their neighbor, depending on the viewing angle.

Example of 2 polygons affected by the problem:

Example of the viewing angle problem (visible on the green polygon, filling the missing part of the red one) :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WQyBPmldGGo

EDIT : Here's a sandcastle replicating the problem : https://sandcastle.cesium.com/#c=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

EDIT 2 : It only affects polygons when they are clamped to ground. If we set a height or an extrudedHeight, the polygon will always be complete.

EDIT 3 : From what I found, it could be related to #12246 , #12136 , #11883 and #11291 , I'm not yet sure if the problem is the same for this issue.

@pvocat I don't think this is related to earcut. At least, your example does not appear to be affected by #12412.

#11291 appears to be the most relevant report. I'll add your report to that thread.