How to make fence gate in survival craft

Kaalus hasn't posted in a while! I'm very curious about what the next update will bring.

Maybe a Stone Fence Gate?? There was no gate when it was released, but you can use an iron (or wooden) fence gate and it looks great. But I'm thinking that there will eventually be a gate to match.

The Stone Fence seemed to be more decorative than anything. Below is a picture added by Stanimus on the wiki depicting the fence being used as decorative columns. I've seen others do the same.

Personally, I use the stone fence to enclose my rye field. I like the way the iron fence gate looks with it.

What do you all use the fence for? Do you think there will be a matching gate soon??

To see the Wiki page for Stone Fence, go to this link: http://survivalcraftgame.wikia.com/wiki/Stone_Fence

In Survivalcraft, pumpkins are the easiest food to obtain. They can be found in lukewarm areas, but they can also be grown. This wikiHow explains how to grow pumpkins in Survivalcraft.

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   Harvest some wild pumpkins. These can be found in lukewarm areas.

   • After you harvest the pumpkins, make a crafting table if you haven't already.

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   Extract the seeds. Simply put pumpkins in a crafting table and collect the seeds.

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   Build a fence. Use fences and a gate to make an enclosure.

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   Till the soil. Right-click the grass two times holding a rake. The grass will turn into soil.

   • Right-click the soil with saltpeter in your hand to fertilize it.
   • Dig out some soil and replace it with water. This will hydrate the soil.

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   Plant the seeds. Right-click the soil while holding the seeds to plant them.

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   Wait. It won't take long for unripe pumpkins to grow, but it takes a little while for the pumpkins to ripen and turn orange.

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   Harvest the pumpkins. Left-click the orange pumpkins to harvest them.

   • After harvesting you can make more seeds, and keep repeating the process until your heart's content!

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• Growing rye is a similar process as growing pumpkins.

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