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Fix #9551 Ability to move GLTF 3D models by given x/y #9779

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This PR introduces two new properties called msTranslateX and msTranslateY for model symbolizer available in 3d mode. This two options allows to translate a model with a distance in meter from the original coordinates on the x (West to East) and y (South to North)

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  • Minor changes to existing features

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What is the current behavior?

#9551

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  • No

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@allyoucanmap allyoucanmap added enhancement 3D All issues related to the 3D rendering in CesiumJs C040-COMUNE_GE-2023-CUSTOM-SUPPORT labels Dec 1, 2023
@allyoucanmap allyoucanmap added this to the 2024.01.00 milestone Dec 1, 2023
@allyoucanmap allyoucanmap self-assigned this Dec 1, 2023
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@tdipisa tdipisa requested a review from dsuren1 December 1, 2023 09:14
@dsuren1 dsuren1 merged commit 3ced0aa into geosolutions-it:master Dec 1, 2023
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Ability to move GLTF 3D models by given x/y
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