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Jun 02
Monday
Autocad, Command
Practising rectangular array

Hi,

In two parts, I plan to explain ARRAY command which is one of the most confusing commands for new AutoCAD user’s.

Firstly, let us start with rectangular array.

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Figure 1

A 20×30 square (Figure 1) is to be arrayed with a pattern of five times horizontally and seven times vertically both 5 units of distance between.

Command: ARRAY

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Figure 2

Select the object to be arrayed by using ‘Select Objects’ button after entering the command. ‘Rows’ corresponds to the number of items to be created paralle to X axis and samely ‘columns’ corresponds to the number of items to be created paralle to Y axis. Enter ‘5’ for rows and 7 for columns. ‘Row Offset’ stands for the distance between the items on the row. The point here is one have to add the dimesion in Y axis of the object to the desired value. So, you should enter ‘35’. Samely, ‘Column Offset’ is for the distance between the items on the column. You shoul also consider the dimesion in X axis of the object and enter ‘25’.

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Figure 3

End the process by pressing ‘OK’ after having set everthing like above.

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Figure 4

Regards.

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3 Responses to “ Practising rectangular array ”
  1. my “properties” command (2008) is not working. I have tried “ctrl-1″, right-click and other options but it seems some how locked itself or vanished. Can you please help me out on this?

    Regards

    Veli

  2. Hello (Merhaba) Veli,

    Please work around Qucki Properties command which i wrote earlier on this blog.

  3. i m always confused on colour combinations please help me out ………..


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