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I am trying to model a wooden bench with planks.

The origin of the path and cube matches. I have applied the Rotation and Scale to the Cube.

I added a curve modifier and it works till now. But when I add array modifier to it, I don't get the effect. Here is a screenshot:

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You should move your Array Modifier above your Curve Modifier, however, you also have the wrong option selected in the Array Modifier.

Your Array Modifier is set to "Object Offset" to calculate the array copies. As the curve and your array object share an origin, this makes no sense.

You need to untick "Object Offset" and tick "Relative offset" instead.

Then you can either manually set the number of array objects that you need or change "Fit Type" to fit to the length of the curve (a new box will appear allowing you to select your curve).

Lewis
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  • Tried that. Didn't work. Had to resort to handle modeling instead. – 4-K Apr 29 '17 at 11:09
  • It is totally doable with the proposed answer. The trick is that both objects have to have their origins in the same place. See this related post: https://blender.stackexchange.com/questions/52681/how-do-i-make-an-object-move-along-a-path-in-either-direction/52829#52829 –  May 28 '17 at 00:42