How to make the top down 2D multiplayer branch for Godot 4.2.1.NET+ Compatibility and browers?

[WithinAmnesia]

How do we make the top down 2D multiplayer branch / version of this that can run on Godot 4.2.1.NET+ Compatibility and for online web / browser game hosting (so pretty much anything everything can play this power multiplayer seamless chunk system?

[WithinAmnesia]

Requirements: A hand made and dynamic main over world map 100 areas combined with 1,024 x 1,024 tile map for an at least tile map size of 104,857,600 tiles with 16 x 16 pixel tiles at least. Perhaps double that with subterranean and interiors included to the total amount of tiles for a multiplayer seamless chunk system. The intended client / player / population / server size is to be ~2K to ~16K+ clients on one server. How can we convert the Blockygame multiplayer seamless chunk system for this forever free open source forever free goal?

[WithinAmnesia]

My first thoughts are to get just to the basics and start from a stripped down 2D array. Yet I have to do this properly to keep the dynamic multiplayer seamless chunk system intact and future proof for 2.5D and 3D games; when they are ready to be made in subsequent order. I must seek guidance to do this properly and make a beautiful work for the community to be empowered with too for making massive multiplayer games. I call this whole open source forever free community dynamic multiplayer seamless chunk system Infinite Worlds.

[Zylann]

How do we make the top down 2D multiplayer branch / version of this that can run on Godot 4.2.1.NET+ Compatibility and for online web / browser game hosting

Sorry I don't have time to deal with all this, this is just a demo mimicking Minecraft to test the voxel engine. You'll have to learn doing your project combining different sources. This is not on topic of this repo.

[WithinAmnesia]

That is perfectly good too. I am just expressing and gathering my thoughts and looking for feedback. Thank you so much already. I have so much to do and I am very grateful for all the amazing things that are here for everyone forever free. It feels so amazing this opportunity exists in the first place. Thank you so much for caring too and I think I can find a way so the work is done properly and the community and everyone can benefit. I have to ask my friends and the skilled people about this endeavour. I am just happy that this has a future. Any feedback is welcome. Also I really like your moth avatar it is great!

[WithinAmnesia]

I figured out flat world generation.
voxelgame_flat_world_generation.zip

[WithinAmnesia]

Compatibility mode works in 3D multiplayer!

Excellent! This means most anything can run this even web browsers.

[WithinAmnesia]

I just got the Godot_Voxel with BlockyGame to generate a flat world for testing in multiplayer: WithinAmnesia/ARPG#16 (comment) The code for the flat world generator makes ~3 layers of grass (instead of just 1) and it might be a bit buggy but it works. Although I should have a simpler one like fill all with grass for example but I was not sure how to code that. So I just made iterations and slowly got it to work for multiplayer). Each chunk is 16x16x16 blocks so I have to optimize that into 2D better. It works, it's just now I'm trying to figure out how to make it 2D and not 3D but its progress. I'm not sure how to start the 2D. There are some examples of minecraft in 2D with 2D arrays but I'm not sure how to get the 2D mode going and how to keep the chunk system together. It took a while to get the blocks to be flat and the code was a case of trial and error switching things on and off and adjusting values testing in multiplayer.

I am trying to not be bound to the special Godot_Voxel engine module / the special Godot Voxel engine so this solution can be used in regular Godot Engine 4.2.1.NET+ editors so everyone can use this solution to solve this big community puzzle.

The big thing now is trying to get the 3D chunks into 2D chunks and its is proven to work in Compatibility mode even in 3D so it should work great in 2D. I have some examples that might help for a start but I'm not sure its super amazing at everything but they might help a bit to get a foothold of what to do next:
pvini07BR/mijocraft#2 (2D GDScript Multiplayer Minecraft in Godot 3.XX)
pvini07BR/mijocraft#3
pvini07BR/mijocraft#4
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sirarandor/lux-terra#1 (2D Multiplayer expanding tile / chunk game with fog of war)
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KoBeWi/The-Soulhunter#2 (2D Godot 3.XX multiplayer chunk game)
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fanherbaty/crustycraft#1 (2D Minecraft with cave levels in Godot 4.2.1.NET+)

Where should the next step go? What are your thoughts and suggestions? Should I just keep tinkering away with the 4 2D multiplayer Dodot game demos and keep trying new things until something works with the 2D port of the multiplayer chunk system with Godot_Voxel? All feedback is welcome.