Cobblemon Fence

This mod is what the Clumpy Bros use in their videos to fart and poop. There are also custom advancements, a new Fart Count statistic, new items, and a custom config.

Pokémon Fence Detector Uses

The Pokémon Fence Detector can be used to do everything stated above but it also has other features.

How to Enable or Disable Fences

The Pokémon Fence Detector allows you to right click the fence blocks to enable or disable the block. By default all Pokémon Fence Blocks are enabled. This means Pokémon can't pass through them. If you right click while holding the Pokémon Fence Detector to disable the fences Pokémon will now be able to pass through them. You will also get feedback on screen stating whether you are disabling or enabling a Pokémon Fence.

How to Tell if a Fences is Enabled or Disabled

You can tell if a Pokémon Fence is disabled by either looking at the color of the fence (red means disabled) or by hovering over a Pokémon Fence with the Pokémon Fence Detector. If the Pokémon Fence Detector says "Pokémon Fence is disabled" then that fence is disabled. There is no text overlay for enabled fences when hovering over them. The only text for enabled fences is when enabling them after they have been disabled.

Crafting Recipes

Pokémon Fence:

This recipe gives 16 fences

• Iron Nugget, Iron Nugget, Iron Nugget
• Amethyst Shard, Amethyst Shard, Amethyst Shard
• Iron Nugget, Iron Nugget, Iron Nugget

Pokémon Fence Detector:

• Iron Nugget, Lightning Rod, Iron Nugget
• Amethyst Shard, Glass, Amethyst Shard
• Iron Nugget, Redstone Dust, Iron Nugget

Almost all pressure plates are made with the pressure plate you want and a Cobblemon Fence placed side by side.

The Distorted Player Pressure Plate has two crafting recipes. The first is the normal way if you have the Cobblemon Distortion World mod installed. The second is made with a Cobblemon Fence and a blue carpet.

The Cobblemon Pressure Plate is made by placing a Cobblemon Fence in the crafting grid.

For Cobblemon 1.7.0 and above.