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In this version, we manually reassigned the textures for every (yes) biome and structure. Except for a few snags (oceans, mostly) - every biome is now represented by a unique set of textures, with variations for height where they're available. This means that the mod once again utilizes all the built-in textures, instead of a subset. Specific improvements include: * Explored void in the end now shows a subtle static texture * Ice is now detected and shown on the map, instead of just frozen rivers * Badlands have been improved again * All peak tiles (plateaus, mountains, etc) now connect to better express their elevation. * Villages now use per-biome textures for small houses * Animal pens now use the animal pen texture, instead of the farm texture * Improve tiling between tiles with borders (snow, ice, plateaus, etc) and structures * New textures (mostly composites): * Terracotta Shrubs (Badlands) * Low Grassy Hills (Plains) * Low Snowy Hills (Snowy Plains) * Plateau w/ Grass + Daisies (Meadow) * Plateau w/ Grass + Dandelions (Meadow) * Snowy Cliffs (Snowy Slopes) * Water Ice Spikes (Deep Frozen Ocean) * Ice Ice Spikes (Frozen Ocean) * Static Void (The End) * Snow Shore (Snowy Shores) * Swamp Water Mangroves (Mangrove Swamp) * Low Grassy Bamboo Hills (Bamboo Forest) Here's a peek using the dev fullscreen mode from 2.x:  There are a few small limitations of the format still in play, like plateaus needing to cut off their edge to display a ravine, but it's an improvement overall. Note that this release also **renames and moves every tile texture and texture set**.<br/> Resource packs that replace or rely on these builtins will cease to function until updated. Changelog: https://github.com/sisby-folk/antique-atlas/releases/tag/v1.4.0