Options |
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Style |
Choose from a predefined set of fence styles. Once you choose a fence style, you can customize it as desired. |
Material |
The material the fence will use. |
Material options |
Options for customizing the fence material. |
Stepped |
Stagger the fence vertically as it ascends or descends over uneven terrain. This has no effect on fences that are placed on flat terrain. |
Shadow Box |
Alternate boards on each side of the fence. |
Switch sides |
Switch which side of the fence the boards are placed on. |
Edit points |
Enable or disable point editing mode, which will allow you to modify the fence shape. See Editing Points for details. |
Shape options |
Save the existing shape or load a new one. For more details, see Saving and Loading Shapes. |
Advanced |
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Elevation |
Distance from the bottom of the fence to the ground. |
Rail style |
Determines if vertical fence boards are added. If set to Ranch, then no boards will be added. |
Post height |
How tall the fence posts are. |
Post spacing |
Maximum distance between any two posts. |
Rail offset |
Controls the spacing between fence rails. Use 0 for evenly distributed railing. |
Number of rails |
Number of horizontal rails. |
Cap style |
Type of post caps to use. Different cap styles can give your fence a unique appearance. |
Board style |
Style of fence boards to use. This will have the largest effect on the appearance of your fence. |
Board width |
Width of each individual fence board. |
Board height |
Height of each individual fence board. |
Board spacing |
Distance between fence boards. |
Board offset |
Distance between the bottom of the boards and the bottom of the fence. For example, this could be used to add a six-inch gap underneath the fence boards. |
Save style… |
Save your fence properties as a style that can be used in other designs. |
Information |
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Length |
Total distance from the start of the fence to the end in feet or meters. |
See also:
Adding a
Fence
Setting
Object Properties
Selecting Objects
Editing Points
Editing Objects