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Procedural Fence Generator

Curve-driven procedural fences for Blender built with geometry nodes, in 20 styles from rustic wood to modern metal. Draw a curve and the fence follows it.

Updated 9 July 2026

The iMeshh procedural fences are built with geometry nodes and driven by a curve. Draw or edit a curve and the fence instantly follows it, with posts, panels, and details placed automatically. No manual placement of individual fence panels.

A traditional wooden fence generated procedurally along a curve.
A traditional wood fence following a curve.

How it works

Geometry nodes give the fence a node-based procedural setup: you control the result through a small set of parameters on the modifier, and the system generates the geometry. Once the fence asset is in your scene:

  1. Select the fence's curve object.
  2. Edit the curve in Edit Mode so it follows your garden path, boundary, or driveway. The fence updates as you move the control points.
  3. Adjust the parameters on the geometry nodes modifier to change spacing, height, and style details.
The geometry nodes modifier panel for a fence asset showing its adjustable parameters.
The fence parameters on the modifier.

A picket fence that curves with a garden path or a wrought-iron fence along a winding driveway is a matter of tweaking a few parameters rather than placing panels by hand.

Fence styles

The range covers 20 fence types: rustic wooden designs, modern metal looks, security fencing, and classic and traditional styles. All of them are available through the Asset Library.

A green metal security fence generated with the procedural fence system.
One of the metal security fence styles.