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Revolve: the Cap option is saved as cap, as Extrude & Bevel and Inflate save it

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@@ -1028,11 +1028,11 @@ Parameters: `angle` (degrees, 0..360, default 360), `offset` (points, 0..100000,
`lightRotation` (degrees, -180..180, default 125.26; 0 on the object's right, counterclockwise), `lightHeight`
(degrees, 0..90, default 30; 90 straight in front), `lightBehind` (default false), `lightSoftness` (0..100%,
default 0), `ambient` (Ambient Light, 0..200%, default 25; an earlier `lightAzimuth` and `lightElevation` are read
as the same light), `capEnds` (boolean, default true), and `expandVisibleOnly` (boolean, default true). A vertical-line profile needs a positive offset to have a radius.
`capEnds` closes each circular endpoint of an open profile with one curved, uniformly shaded
as the same light), `cap` (boolean, default true), and `expandVisibleOnly` (boolean, default true). A vertical-line profile needs a positive offset to have a radius.
`cap` closes each circular endpoint of an open profile with one curved, uniformly shaded
vector path. Body faces share that curved rim. Partial sweeps use sectors and leave their angular
cut sides open. Closed or coincident-end profiles are unchanged.
Missing `capEnds` enables caps; set it to false for open endpoints. Shaded Revolve surfaces automatically interpolate curved-surface lighting with vector gradients while preserving profile corners and flat caps. There is no separate smoothing parameter. `shade: false` disables all lighting. Visibility of intersecting surfaces is approximate.
Missing `cap` enables caps; set it to false for open endpoints. Shaded Revolve surfaces automatically interpolate curved-surface lighting with vector gradients while preserving profile corners and flat caps. There is no separate smoothing parameter. `shade: false` disables all lighting. Visibility of intersecting surfaces is approximate.
The dialog's Lighting tab manipulates the same `lightRotation` and `lightHeight` parameters;
its guide visibility and tab choice are UI state, excluded from saved effect parameters.
`expandVisibleOnly` is saved with the effect. It trims covered portions of opaque solid surfaces only
@@ -1043,7 +1043,7 @@ See [Revolve](revolve.md) for the scope and limitations.
```json
{"name":"run_command","arguments":{"command":"effect.apply","params":{"effect":"threeD.revolve","item":null,"params":{"angle":360,"offset":20,"edge":"left","rotationX":0,"rotationY":0,"rotationZ":0}}}}
{"name":"run_command","arguments":{"command":"effect.setParams","params":{"index":0,"item":null,"params":{"angle":180,"lightRotation":30,"capEnds":true}}}}
{"name":"run_command","arguments":{"command":"effect.setParams","params":{"index":0,"item":null,"params":{"angle":180,"lightRotation":30,"cap":true}}}}
{"name":"run_command","arguments":{"command":"effect.setParams","params":{"index":0,"item":null,"params":{"expandVisibleOnly":true}}}}
{"name":"run_command","arguments":{"command":"effect.expandAppearance","params":{}}}
```
docs/revolve.md
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@@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ SVG/PDF export evaluates filled vector faces; native saves retain the profile an
**Object > Expand Appearance** replaces the live effect with ordinary editable vector faces.
**Cap** in the shape controls closes the circular rings at the endpoints of an open profile.
It is on by default. Its saved parameter is `capEnds` (boolean, default true); missing parameters
It is on by default. Its saved parameter is `cap` (boolean, default true); missing parameters
also use caps. Set it to false to keep the ends open. The reset dot and Reset all restore Cap to on. Each cap is one closed curved vector path from the endpoint ring to the rotation axis,
with uniform flat shading. A full turn produces a projected circular disk (an ellipse in an
orthographic view); a partial turn produces a sector. Body faces share the same curved rim,