If you find that you have trouble placing 24m roads at the correct spot, try placing an 8m road and then upgrading to the desired 24m road (some people find that placing the 8m roads works a bit more easily with the game's UI for them than placing 24m roads).
It may take several attempts to get things right (also experiment with the zoning offset modifier function). It's VERY IMPORTANT to make sure that your road placment lines up nicely with the grid (the game will NOT do this by default for 24m roads in particular) to ensure that the zoning for both roads CAN align in the first place.
Note on zoning alignmentGetting good zoning matches can still be tricky, because the game (including functionality like 'snap to grid') is designed only for 16/32m roads, and the game will offset zoning grids at the slightest provocation. Add zones to Pedestrian Paths using the tool.Option to set the maximum zone depth (between 1 and 4).Optional zoning grid precedence by age to ensure that zoning grids attached to newer roads don't disrupt zoning attached to older (pre-existing) roads.Optional variable zoning setbacks, including negative setbacks, to add a gap between the road edge and the zoning grid.Includes a zoning tool that can be used to add, reset, and remove zoning for ANY ROAD (including those with no zoning by default), and toggle zoning on one side of the road only (hold down Alt key when clicking to toggle single-sided/both-sided zoning).Can be set to disable or force enable zoning on any road, even roads that don't normally support zoning.Aligns grids of 8m and 24m wide roads with standard road grids.
Remember that this mod does a lot more than the game's zoning toggle!
Yes, the one-sided and remove zoning functions of this mod work happily alongside those introduced in the base game in 1.17 - you can use either or both. A tool to adjust and fine-tune zoning grids
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