# Quick Array On Curve

## <img src="/files/0j3D0UQmEh1Tgzt3DRKc" alt="" data-size="line"> Quick Array on Curve

This command allows you to create multiple copies of an object following the orientation of a curve.

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This command allows users to distribute objects along a curve with precise control. Upon activation, two panels appear:

1. **Selection Panel**: Choose the objects to be distributed, the curve on which the distribution will occur, and optionally, select a mesh, solid, or surface to which the objects will be oriented.
2. **Parameters Panel**: Adjust the distribution by specifying the number of copies to create. Choose an alignment method (if not justified, manually set the distance between objects). Fine-tune the objects' positions by moving them along the Z-axis and rotating them for better alignment. Additionally, you can decide the placement mode for the first object in one of two ways: Center to End or Bounding Box to End.

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This command simplifies the process of arranging objects along a curve, offering versatile control over spacing, alignment, and orientation.


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