Set the number of copies in the array.

Determines along which axis to create the helix.

These three values determine the location of the tool's axis control handles. If the values are set to 1 meter on all axes, the handle ends have one end at -1 X, -1 Y, -1 Z and the other at 1 X, 1 Y, 1 Z, creating an skewed off axis plane for the array.

Determines the rotation placement for the first cloned geometry.

Determines the rotation placement for the last coned geometry.

Tip:   By default the start and end angles go from 0 to 360 degrees. This creates an array that completes a circle. Changing these two values can create an array that revolves many times or one that leaves one side of the circle agape. Setting the End Angle value to greater than 360 degrees is very useful when combined with some non-zero offset value.

Moves each successive clone a user-defined distance from the previous along the tool's axis. This value is very useful when combined with an End Angle greater than 360 degrees so that the array creates a spiral.