If you do need to scale a cylindrical object from the middle, it's much easier to go to Construction > Point at Middle of Cylinder/Sphere/Torus and use that construction point as your scale centre :) Construction points can be used for other stuff too so I end up with a few in my design usually. Also, you can quickly swap between parametric and direct modes at the project root in the browser or at the bottom right corner of the screen without having to restart - I tend to start with history on and nuke it when I don't need it any more.

@Geostationary0rbit

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nice advice!

I'm just starting with modelling and learning Blender, but this Fusion program is also very interesting. Please do more beginner videos! Your work is stellar

very good tips man. thx.

Great tips! Definitely do more of this kinda a tut form if and when you can..very helpful!

Dang, thanks so much for making this

good tips Sire !

Great! For me very useful history, because i use T spline for space ship concepts

Really great stuff!! Not sure if you had plans for any keyshot quick too video in the near future but I think that would catch a lot of traction. Also, how has the pipeline transfer to blender for rendering going? Is it something worth learning?

Thx bro !!

cool gun bro.

damn it, when i though i was mastering moi3D i opened the video just by curiosity... that infinite Bevel... i was sold at that very second, damn it. Now i want to use fusion

Wow. So jealous.

please make a beginner fusion 360 tutorial. gumroad is ok. thanks