A decor and worldgen mod where every conspiracy theory is true at the same time. Megalith stone, sunken marble, agency alloy and ley lights. Plateaus with waterfalls. Giant stone colossi that look exactly like your friends. And a mountain that's trying to tell you something.
Atlantean Marbleevidence · 002
Atlantean Marble Bricksevidence · 003
Atlantean Marble Linesevidence · 004
Atlantean Marble Pillarevidence · 005
Bermuda Stoneevidence · 006
Bermuda Stone Bricksevidence · 007
Bermuda Stone Linesevidence · 008
Bermuda Stone Pillarevidence · 009
Chiseled Megalith Limestoneevidence · 010
Megalith Limestoneevidence · 011
Megalith Limestone Bricksevidence · 012
Megalith Limestone Linesevidence · 013
Pyramid Sandstone Bricksevidence · 014
Pyramid Sandstone Pillarevidence · 015
Small Pyramid Sandstone Bricksevidence · 016
Chiseled Tunguska Brickevidence · 017
Cracked Tunguska Bricksevidence · 018
Dark Tunguska Brick Pillarevidence · 019
Polished Tunguska Brickevidence · 020
Cracked Tartarian Bricksevidence · 021
Mixed Tartarian Bricksevidence · 022
Mossy Tartarian Bricksevidence · 023
Tartarian Brick Pillarevidence · 024
Chiseled Ley Tilesevidence · 025
Dark Herringbone Stoneevidence · 026
Herringbone Stoneevidence · 027
Polygonal Masonryevidence · 028
Acacia Crop Circle Mosaicevidence · 029
Birch Crop Circle Mosaicevidence · 030
Blue Crop Circle Mosaicevidence · 031
Brown Crop Circle Mosaicevidence · 032
Ancient Shinglesevidence · 033
Crop Circle Baleevidence · 034
Crop Thatchevidence · 035
Ley Logevidence · 036
Ley Woodevidence · 037
Stripped Ley Logevidence · 038
Stripped Ley Woodevidence · 039
Hangar Alloyevidence · 040
Hangar Alloy Casingevidence · 041
Hangar Alloy Platingevidence · 042
Hangar Tarmacevidence · 043
Gantry Barsevidence · 044
Gantry Mesh Fenceevidence · 045
Gantry Railingevidence · 046
Gantry Supportevidence · 047
Agency Chairevidence · 048
Agency Deskevidence · 049
Saucer Parasolevidence · 050
Temple Trellisevidence · 051
Amphoraevidence · 052
Amphora Rackevidence · 053
Crystal Skullevidence · 054
Gear Mechanismevidence · 055
Hazard Lampevidence · 056
Ley Brazierevidence · 057
Ley Lampevidence · 058
Sandstone Glyph Lanternevidence · 059
Glow Anemoneevidence · 060
Lumen Jellyevidence · 061
Sea Sparkleevidence · 062
Bigfoot Effigyevidence · 063
Grey Visitor Effigyevidence · 064
Lake Serpent Effigyevidence · 065
Lizard Effigyevidence · 066
Maglev Trackevidence · 067
Antenna Arrayevidence · 068
Dormant Machineevidence · 069
Monolith Terminalevidence · 070
Numbers Station Radioevidence · 071
Ley Crystalevidence · 072
Ley Crystal Clusterevidence · 073
Large Ley Crystal Budevidence · 074
Medium Ley Crystal Budevidence · 075
Foil Sheetevidence · 076
Relic Artifactevidence · 077
Relic Cacheevidence · 078
Rubbleevidence · 079
Conspiracy BoardTO: builders · FROM: the Agency · RE: two jobs
One crafting recipe per family, the rest on the stonecutter; Ley wood crafts like any wood. Vanilla-style 16×16 pixel art with glowing ley channels, every texture drawn for this mod. Tagged, mineable, and fine as plain decor in any 1.21.1 world.
Atlantean Marble“Salt in the veins. It remembers the tide.”20 pieces →
Bermuda Stone“Your compass would like a word.”16 pieces →
Megalith Limestone“Carved before carving was invented.”16 pieces →Pyramid Sandstone“The eye is just decorative. Probably.”9 pieces →Tunguska Brick“Fired at a temperature nobody can explain.”14 pieces →Tartarian Brick“Older than the mud. Younger than the lie.”11 pieces →Ley Tiles“Walk the line. It walks back.”1 pieces →Herringbone Stone“Laid in a pattern only birds understand.”2 pieces →Polygonal Masonry“Not a knife's edge between them.”1 pieces →
Crop-Circle Mosaic“Pressed overnight. Nobody heard a thing.”22 pieces →Ancient Shingles“Roofs of a city that wasn't on any map.”3 pieces →Crop Thatch“Dry, warm, and suspiciously round.”3 pieces →Ley Wood“Grows where the old world meets the new. Always small, always old.”20 pieces →Hangar Alloy“Definitely not a weather balloon.”8 pieces →Gantry“Authorized personnel only. Who authorized you?”5 pieces →Ley Crystal“The old world's geodes in one block, five hues: azure, verdant, amber, rose, pale.”5 pieces →Agency desks and chairs. Amphorae and a crystal skull. A gear mechanism older than history. Crates stamped weather balloon. Glyph lanterns, ley braziers, a Tesla coil, an antenna array, a specimen tank, and effigies of the grey visitor, big-foot, the moth-man and the lake serpent. One model each, all original.
Old terrain and new terrain never line up. Tinfoil doesn't hide the step, it makes it the feature: the land looks like it buckled around your base when the Visitors left.
Never writes inside a base. Preview with particles, apply, undo: /tinfoil fold.
Field notes: one fold pass around our main base, release build. How folds work →
Ancient Islands rise out of land and sea with falls on every side and ruins in the ferns. Each is crowned by a Founder's colossus: a giant stone statue, built block by block from a player's skin. They stood there before history began. They look exactly like the people on your server. Coincidence?
Your players, not ours: [statues] players in the config. Skins are cached, so a statue keeps its face.
Pristine
Pristine
Pristine
Ruined
RuinedStatue preview sketches from the mod's own generator, not in-game shots. In the world they stand on islands with the falls behind them.
Recorded in game: All the Mods 10 plus Tinfoil, shaders on, our old server's base after the port with its folded borders. No edits. The Agency maintains it was a weather balloon.
The Dossier in your hand, a hat on your head, a board on your wall, and things in the sky that only show up when nobody's filming. Every theory is true at once, and they're all connected.
Nine chapters, one per theory: survey markers, Atlantis, the fold, the Founders, out-of-place artifacts, the Agency, the sky, cryptids, the mural.
Every entry starts blacked out entirely. The bars lift as you find things: a colossus, the mist at the foot of a fall, a cracked relic cache, orbit.
Patchouli book · ATM10 ships it“They can't read you now.” Blocks the Signal Static near anomalies. Somewhere, it's not optional.
A cork board block. Pin items, maps and photos, run red string from board to board, and let it list the anomalies you've found.
The highest peak near spawn has a carving: glyphs, a saucer, an eye, a pattern of dots. The mural is a map. The map is redacted redacted. It wantsa place, a time andsomething else.
Spoiler-free hints are in the Dossier. The answers are in the game, not on this page.
UnsolvedCompasses spin near Bermuda stone and over some stretches of ocean. Your compass would like a word.
It's all
connected.
Every anomaly has its own switch in the config. Signal Static, flybys, crop circles, the spinning compass: on by default, off if you'd rather not know.
Tinfoil was made to carry our server's world from All of Fabric 7 (Fabric, 1.20.1) to All the Mods 10 (NeoForge, 1.21.1). Different loader, different version, more than a hundred mods that don't exist in the new pack. Every block came along anyway.
423,742 chunks scanned, 1,122 of them built by players, in nine clusters.
Every block, item, biome and block entity id rewritten before the new game ever sees a chunk. Strict mode fails on any id without a home.
About 420 player-placed blocks had no match in the new pack. They became Tinfoil's families and decor.
Containers the new pack can't hold are sealed in relic caches; unknown items become relic artifacts that remember their original id and data.
The mod carries the same tables as legacy ids, so a missed block loads as its replacement, not as air.
/tinfoil scan compares every chunk with what the porter expected. Then the fold.
Relic cache “CLASSIFIED. Do not open. (Open it.)” Break it and the contents come back, upgraded where the item still exists. /tinfoil relic inspect shows what it was.
Our server pack is ATM10 plus Tinfoil and nothing else, so it had to get along with everything in it. No dependencies besides NeoForge; everything lives in the tinfoil: namespace, and the legacy aliases never shadow another mod's ids.
One common file, one section per system. Put in your own Founders, size the colossi, thin the overgrowth, switch the Ancient Islands on, keep the saucers. Statue schemes, ruin schemes and crop-circle patterns are data, so pack makers can add their own.
[statues]
players = ["you", "your", "friends"] # the Founders
scale = 1 # 1 → 32 blocks tall, 2 → 64, 3 → 96
ruinedChance = 0.5
defaultScheme = "tinfoil:atlantean_marble"
fetchSkins = true # cached in <world>/tinfoil/skins/
[folds]
bandWidth = 80 # blocks around a base the fold may reshape
fallsPer100Blocks = 1.5
overgrowth = 1.0
lagoonWidth = 24 # the lagoon ring around a base, 0 = a plain fold
fissureDepth = 12 # its blue trench
seamBelt = 16 # the green belt beyond it
ruinSpacing = 40 # 0 = no ruins
[islands]
enabled = false # Ancient Islands in new chunks
[anomalies]
flybys = true
cropCircles = true
cropCirclesInFarms = false # your wheat is safe
bermudaCompass = trueSchnopzo-Bashi, the server Tinfoil was made for: every base, folded and ready for an All the Mods 10 8.4 server. Same seed, so the new land meets the old exactly. Sleep is set to half the players. Every new agent arrives the same way, and nobody remembers how.
-781762391954646974Where the old land meets the new it now pours down in tiers of waterfalls into a lagoon 40 blocks wide: rock spires, islets, tropical flowers and fish.
Tinfoil is a game. Real myths, folklore and conspiracy theories, drawn our own way: playful, curious, never mean, and never about real people or groups. Nothing in it claims a theory is true outside the game.
(Which is exactly what they would want us to say.)
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