Function revolved_cylinder_along_axis 

pub fn revolved_cylinder_along_axis<S: Scalar>(
    part: &mut Part<S>,
    name: &str,
    base_center: Vector3<S>,
    radius: S,
    height: S,
    axis: Axis,
) -> GeopResult<SolidId>

Like revolved_cylinder, but with its axis parallel to axis instead of always z — base_center is still the center of the bottom cap (the cap nearer the origin along axis’s own positive direction), so the solid spans [0, height] along axis from there.

Built as the same 3-segment revolve profile revolved_cylinder always used, just swept via revolve_at_oriented around a CoordinateSystem oriented to axis instead of the always-z-axis revolve_at. Each orientation’s u/v/w basis is chosen as a cyclic permutation of the standard one ((x, y, z) -> (y, z, x) -> (z, x, y)), so u x v = w always holds — the same right-handed relationship revolve_at’s own Axis::Z case has — and every axis produces a solid with outward-facing normals, never one revolved “inside out”.

Named as the operation cylinder(name), after that profile (see revolve_at_oriented): p0/p3 are the centers of the top/bottom caps, c0 the top cap’s radius, c1 the side and c2 the bottom cap’s radius.