Custom Fences And Walls Wiki & Guide

Place two wood types (or the same type twice) in the crafting grid according to the pattern for your desired fence style—each style has its own recipe. You'll get multiple fence blocks that you can place and connect like vanilla fences.

Yes, any two wood types can be combined in a custom fence recipe, so you can pair oak with spruce, birch with dark oak, or any other combination to create the bicolored look you want.

Custom fences connect to other custom fences and most vanilla blocks, but they follow standard fence connection rules—they won't connect to fences of completely different styles unless they're the same pattern.

Each pattern (classic, wildlife, garden, spire, crisscross, etc.) has a distinct visual shape and post design; choose based on your build's aesthetic—garden patterns suit farms, spire patterns suit fantasy builds, and classic suits traditional structures.

Gates are crafted similarly to fences using two wood types, and each gate style matches a corresponding fence pattern, so you can create cohesive fence-and-gate designs throughout your build.

The mod includes thinner stone wall profiles and battlement-style designs that work well for castles and modern builds; these give you more shape options than vanilla stone walls.

Yes, stone walls and wooden fences are separate systems, so you can freely mix them in your designs—for example, use stone walls for a castle base and custom wooden fences for interior or decorative sections.

Custom fences behave like vanilla fences—they block mob and player movement when placed as a barrier, and mobs won't pathfind through them.

The mod only adds new block variants using existing materials, so it has minimal performance impact; you may see a small increase in memory use if you build extensively with many fence types, but it's generally very lightweight.

The mod works as a standalone addition to vanilla Minecraft and doesn't require other mods, though it's compatible with most building and decoration mods.