Chapter 83: Finishing Minecraft

Authors Note: This word count is above than average since it's too tiring to separate it.

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He opened his code editor and began assigning responsibilities, line by line, word by word, brick by brick.

Just like a general issuing command, and he was that original, I mean general. 

With this the server would own the world. Every tree, block, and biome were generated here.

He built the world generation module, ensuring that chunks were created consistently and only loaded when players approached.

The server would handle the heavy lifting, creating a seamless experience as the world expanded with each player's movement.

Every detail was planned meticulously, ensuring efficiency and performance.

Next was block control. Players could no longer place or break blocks freely.

So, he wrote a validation script, is that every action had to be approved by the server before being seen by others.

Hence no cheating and no desync.