A Minecraft Fabric mod that adds standalone fence and wall posts with half-height slab variants.
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- Fence Posts - Standalone 4x4 pixel posts for all vanilla fence types (13 variants)
- Wall Posts - Standalone 8x8 pixel posts for all vanilla wall types (25 variants)
- Slab Variants - Half-height versions of all posts that can be stacked
- Waterlogging - All posts support waterlogging
- Lead Attachment - Fence posts support attaching leads (just like vanilla fences)
- Creative Tab - Dedicated "Fence & Wall Posts" creative tab
Oak, Spruce, Birch, Jungle, Acacia, Dark Oak, Mangrove, Cherry, Bamboo, Crimson, Warped, Pale Oak, Nether Brick
Cobblestone, Mossy Cobblestone, Stone Brick, Mossy Stone Brick, Brick, Mud Brick, Sandstone, Red Sandstone, Granite, Diorite, Andesite, Prismarine, Nether Brick, Red Nether Brick, End Stone Brick, Blackstone, Polished Blackstone, Polished Blackstone Brick, Cobbled Deepslate, Polished Deepslate, Deepslate Brick, Deepslate Tile, Tuff, Polished Tuff, Tuff Brick
- 1 Fence → 2 Fence Posts
- 1 Wall → 2 Wall Posts
- 1 Post → 2 Post Slabs
Fence Posts runs server-side, and Pandorical is a hard dependency (fabric.mod.json): the server will not load this mod without it. All 76 post blocks and their items are mirrored into Pandorical's content registry, and the mod's assets are synced with registerModAssets.
Clients are the optional half. A player on a Pandorical client sees the posts; a player on a vanilla client cannot render them, and because these are real registered blocks, cannot receive chunks containing one.
Install server-side alongside its declared dependencies (see fabric.mod.json); connecting clients need only Pandorical. Version targets live in gradle.properties (Minecraft, loader, Fabric API) and fabric.mod.json (Java).
Main exposes the same two registration entry points the mod uses on itself:
import justfatlard.fence_posts.Main;
import justfatlard.fence_posts.PostBlock;
import net.minecraft.world.level.block.SoundType;
import net.minecraft.world.level.material.MapColor;
// (baseName, sound, burnable, requiresTool, hardness, resistance, mapColor)
PostBlock post = Main.registerFencePost("oak", SoundType.WOOD, true, false, 2.0f, 3.0f, MapColor.WOOD);
// (baseName, sound, hardness, resistance, mapColor)
PostBlock wallPost = Main.registerWallPost("cobblestone", SoundType.STONE, 2.0f, 6.0f, MapColor.STONE);Each call registers the post, its slab variant, and both BlockItems, and mirrors all four into Pandorical's content registry. Call them during onInitialize, before Pandorical's content sync runs. A repeat registration of the same name returns null rather than throwing.
These are not yet usable for modded blocks. baseName is resolved against the vanilla namespace (minecraft:<baseName>_fence / _wall) to derive models and textures, so the methods currently only reach blocks vanilla already has. Supporting a modded base block means letting the caller pass the base identifier; the two methods are public because that change is intended, not because it already works.
MIT, see LICENSE.