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# Fence Lead
Adds functionality to connect fences together using a lead.
Skript file location: `\AdditionalFeatures\LeadFences.sk`
Added in version: `v0.1.0 - The Sit Happens Edition`
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## How to connect fences
1. Sneak / Hold Shift
2. Hold a `lead` in your main hand
3. Left Click / Hit the first fence (you should see a `Position 1 set` message in the chat)
4. Left Click / Hit the second fence
5. The fences will now be connected using a lead
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## How to reset positions
If you accidentally set position 1 and want to select a different first fence, follow these steps:
1. Sneak / Hold Shift
2. Hold a `lead` in your main hand
3. Right Click / Use any fence
4. You should see a `All positions reset` message in the chat
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## How to remove a connected fence
### Method 1
1. Break one of the connected fences
2. You should see a `Disconnected fences` message in the chat
### Method 2
1. Right Click / Use one of the connected fences
2. You should see a `Disconnected fences` message in the chat
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