# Array along Surface

## <img src="/files/cxTfBB3XfcpSF0boRFTS" alt="" data-size="line"> Array along Surface

The ArrayCrvOnSrf command copies objects spaced and rotated along a curve on a surface. The surface normal determines the orientation of the arrayed objects.

### **Steps**

1. Select objects.
2. Pick a base point.\
   This is usually located on the object to array.
3. Select a path curve near the end where you want the array to start.
4. Select the surface.
5. Pick along the curve to position objects or type a distance from the last location.

### Command-line options

**Divide:** Type the number of objects.

**Multiple:** Specify the distance between objects.

**SubCrv:** Type subcrv to select part of a curve as input.


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