AutoSnap Vanilla Fences

AutoSnap Vanilla Fences

Fences that snap automatically. Build neat borders without the extra hotkey press.

Vanilla fences already support snapping using the game's snap hotkey. AutoSnap makes the seven standard material fences snap automatically when you aim at a foundation edge, removing that extra hotkey step.

Seven familiar fences

• []Wood[/]

  []Stone[/]

  []Metal - the normal barbed-wire-topped fence[/]

  []Glass[/]

  []Japanese[/]

  []Futuristic[/]

  []Ancient[/]

  Each keeps its vanilla appearance, recipe, technology unlock and build-menu family. Simply aim and place, without pressing the snap hotkey.

  How to use it

  Choose a normally unlocked fence from the build menu and aim at a straight foundation edge. The fence snaps automatically; use the game's normal build and rotation controls to place it. These fence classes also allow overlapping placement near other structures. General building restrictions still depend on the game and any other building mods you use.

  Requirements and installation

  Requires a compatible UE4SS build for Palworld and PalSchema.

  • []Close Palworld and back up your world save.[/]

    []Install compatible UE4SS and PalSchema versions.[/]

    []Extract the download into the Palworld game root - the folder containing Pal and Palworld.exe. Merge the Pal folder and replace matching files. The result should be Palworld/Pal, not Palworld/Pal/Pal.[/]

    []Launch and choose a normally unlocked fence.[/]

    Also available on Steam Workshop.

    Compatibility and testing

    All seven material fences passed player placement/snapping checks in single-player on Palworld 1. 0. 4 with UE4SS Palworld build 2281fa31 and PalSchema 0. 6. 7. Their tested Blueprint assets are preserved in this release.

    Mods that replace these same fence classes may conflict. AutoSnap changes their class redirects; it does not change recipes or technology requirements. This release covers flat material fences. The separate tall mesh panel and stair handrails are outside its scope.

    Multiplayer and dedicated-server behavior has not been separately verified. A server and all participating clients need matching mod files and dependencies. The Workshop package includes both client and server installation rules.

    Updating and removing

    Back up your world save before changing building mods. Use either the manual or Workshop distribution and avoid duplicate installs.

    Private POC5r1/POC6 users: replace the matching files. The existing internal names and the seven fence class paths remain stable. If you placed the separate tall mesh-panel test fence from POC6, dismantle those pieces before upgrading while that test build is still installed, or return to a pre-test save. Its custom class is no longer included. See the packaged README for earlier experimental builds.

    Before uninstalling, dismantle fences placed with AutoSnap while the mod is still installed, then close the game and remove its files or disable it. Saved pieces may reference its custom classes.

    Support

    When reporting a problem, include the fence material, placement target, game/dependency versions and any error message. A screenshot and UE4SS.log help. Preserve that log before the next launch replaces it.

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