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With the ArrayRectangular method, you can create a rectangular array in 3D. In addition to specifying the number of columns (X direction) and rows (Y direction), you also specify the number of levels (Z direction).
For more information on using arrays of objects in 3D, see “Create an Array of Objects” in the User's Guide.
This example creates a circle and then uses that circle to create a rectangular array of four rows, four columns, and three levels of circles.
Sub Ch8_CreateRectangularArray()
' Create the circle
Dim circleObj As AcadCircle
Dim center(0 To 2) As Double
Dim radius As Double
center(0) = 2: center(1) = 2: center(2) = 0
radius = 0.5
Set circleObj = ThisDrawing.ModelSpace. _
AddCircle(center, radius)
' Define the rectangular array
Dim numberOfRows As Long
Dim numberOfColumns As Long
Dim numberOfLevels As Long
Dim distanceBwtnRows As Double
Dim distanceBwtnColumns As Double
Dim distanceBwtnLevels As Double
numberOfRows = 4
numberOfColumns = 4
numberOfLevels = 3
distanceBwtnRows = 1
distanceBwtnColumns = 1
distanceBwtnLevels = 4
' Create the array of objects
Dim retObj As Variant
retObj = circleObj.ArrayRectangular _
(numberOfRows, numberOfColumns, _
numberOfLevels, distanceBwtnRows, _
distanceBwtnColumns, distanceBwtnLevels)
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End Sub