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As for there being segments of wall missing... why are you wasting your time criticizing something which I never once said was an aim of this mod? Riverwood is a sleepy little logging community, unused to anything but the very rare wolf attack or bandit raid. Before the main quest it doesn't even have any real amount of guards to defend it. If the people let their walls fall apart it's because they haven't needed them in quite some time. On a more technical note, trying to put in walls ALL around the town would be a massive pain in the butt, something I'm not at all interested in (I tried once), for little reward. No one actually attacks Riverwood, and NPCs could simply use the gate anyway, so why bother?
However the gates should open to the other side, if the holder of the bold is inside the town it would be slightly better.
But, i think its to difficult because of all the house, fence, rock-things in there.
Adding gates to the third gate is more difficult, the road moves upwards directly after the gate. Using the same doors would have them clip with the ground.
Options could be: to change the landscape; placing them on the inside; create a gate that moves upwards.