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The land folded.

Old terrain and new terrain never line up. Tinfoil doesn't hide the step, it makes it the feature: round every base the land sinks into a calm green valley, as if it buckled when the Visitors left.

• Its own land, eased down. Every base keeps six chunks of its old ground, which slopes away in one wide, gently uneven ramp, 40 to 96 blocks. No walls, no lips.
• Murky green lagoons. In the valley lies one calm level of murky green water over a dark bed of mud and moss: seagrass meadows, cattails, lily pads, green islets.
• Water meets water. Where the seam reaches the sea or a lake, the lagoon lies at its level and opens into it with nothing between. Nothing pours off a base; a few falls only where land really ends in a cliff.
• The rainforest. A broad river with islands, and on its banks a dense forest in layers: giants on buttress roots over a closed canopy, jungle trees and bushes below, trees standing in the shallows, lianas everywhere; bonsai and weeping figs, parrots, fish, frogs and axolotls.
• Reefs of light. At night a few tight reefs glow in the water, one colour each: teal, gold, rose, violet, lime or azure.
• Ruins. Eldorado sun terraces and idol shrines with a little gold; Atlantean arches, colonnades and fountains in sea-worn marble.
• Ley Falls. Very rare, in any world: a ruined citadel above the same murky water and rainforest. Everything the mod adds can be found there.

Never writes inside a base. Preview with particles, apply, undo: /tinfoil fold.