Creating Arrays in AutoCAD

Renu Muthoo

Learn how to generate copies of selected objects at fixed intervals of rows and columns, around a center point or along a path using the different Array commands in AutoCAD. This demo uses an exercise from the ASCENT guide, AutoCAD 2023: Fundamentals.

Attendees will learn how to create a pattern of objects that are:

Divided into rows and columns using the Rectangular Array command.
Copied around a central radius using the Polar Array command.
Copied along a straight, curved, or irregular linear path using the Path Array command.

About the Author

Learning Content Developer<br><br>Renu is a learning content developer for AutoCAD and AutoCAD Toolsets, Autodesk 3ds Max, and other Autodesk products. She has over 25 years of experience working with Autodesk products and specializes in AutoCAD and design visualization software. She enjoys sharing her knowledge via blogs and webcasts and uses her instructional design expertise to create effective learning content for Autodesk software users. Renu holds a bachelor’s degree in Computer Engineering.
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