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In AutoCAD, the Path Array command is used to create an array of objects along a specified path. It allows you to distribute multiple instances of an object along a selected curve or polyline, following the shape and direction of the path. To create a path array in AutoCAD, follow these steps: Select the object you want to array. Type "ARRAY" in the command line and press Enter, or access the Array command from the Ribbon menu. Choose the "Path" option to create a path array. Specify the path curve or polyline along which you want to array the objects. You can select an existing object or draw a new one. Specify the number of items in the array or the distance between each instance. AutoCAD will generate the path array, distributing copies of the object along the specified path, following its shape and direction.
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