AutoCAD: Creating 50 Equidistant Lines Made Easy!

Learn how to create 50 equidistant lines in AutoCAD with ease using the copy array command. In this AutoCAD tutorial, we will guide you through the process of creating equidistant lines in AutoCAD using the copy array command in a simple and efficient manner. The copy array command in AutoCAD is a powerful tool that allows you to create multiple copies of an object at a specified distance, making it ideal for creating equidistant lines. By using the copy array command, you can create equidistant lines in AutoCAD quickly and accurately, saving you time and effort. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced user, this tutorial will show you how to use the copy array command to create equidistant lines in AutoCAD, making it a valuable resource for anyone looking to improve their AutoCAD skills. With this tutorial, you will be able to create equidistant lines in AutoCAD with confidence and precision, and take your design skills to the next level.

AutoCAD COPY command with Array Fit creates 50 equidistant lines in seconds.
Use Array Fit in the COPY command to space copies perfectly from start to end—no measuring.

▶ Steps:
1) Type COPY and press Enter.
2) Select the source line → Enter.
3) Pick a base point.
4) Type A (Array) → Enter → enter 50 items.
5) Choose F (Fit), then click the start point and the end point.

💡 Why this works:
• Array Fit automatically calculates equal spacing so the last copy lands exactly at your endpoint.
• Ideal for grids, hatching guides, railings, fins, or repetitive structural elements.

Pro tips:
• Use Object Snaps for accurate start/end picks.
• For different counts, change the number of items (e.g., 10/25/100).
• If you need fixed spacing instead, choose Spacing instead of Fit.

Try it now: COPY → Array → Fit → click start & end → done!

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