How a linear repeater's number of copies is calculated
Learn how the distance from start to end point and the spacing determine how many copies a linear repeater creates.
A linear repeater's number of copies is the distance from its start point to its end point divided by the spacing, rounded down, plus one.
A linear repeater's number of copies is shown as 'Copies: N' in the repeater's Repetition section.
A linear repeater's number of copies is recalculated when the spacing or the end point changes.