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I occasionally play since 2019 and yet that is something that changed a lot over the last 1-2 years it feels and thus I feel like an absolute noob too :)
My residential areas are so sparsely populated that I often just place buildings inbetween them to make use of the like 70% unused space.
Then however, I saw screenshots of other people where residential buildings clip into each other with how close they are and I simply can not understand how. So their methods seem like 3 times as densely packed, if not more.
If you offer too much area they will just plonk the houses somewhere and leave a metric fkton of upen space between each others houses.
Also, make sure you use the tools to set each node along the fence to the desired type, straight or curved (select one of the white posts/nodes, you will see buttons above that to decide if it should be a curved node, or straight node).
If you want to delete a section of fence to make space for a gate, instead of clicking on the node like before, this time click on the fence between two nodes, hit the shovel icon, that section of fence will be removed. I have a few screenshots I've posted here, so I won't post them again now, but if you want an idea of what I'm talking about you can always check them out in my steam profile.