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godot/world/StateApi.gd

@@ -2,9 +2,9 @@ extends Node
 
 onready var server = $StateServer
 
-export var xsize = 1048
-export var ysize = 1048
-export var zsize = 12
+export var xsize = 512
+export var ysize = 512
+export var zsize = 16
 
 var Tilemap = preload("res://world/Tilemap.tscn")
 var tilemaps = []
@@ -16,7 +16,8 @@ func respawn_tilemaps(amount: int):
 	tilemaps = []
 	for i in range(0, amount + 1):
 		var map = Tilemap.instance()
-		map.id = i
+		map.position.y -= i * map.cell_size.y
+		map.z_index = i
 		add_child(map)
 		tilemaps.push_back(map)
 
@@ -24,7 +25,10 @@ func get_tile_at(pos: Vector3) -> String:
 	return server.get_tile_at(int(pos.x), int(pos.y), int(pos.z))
 	
 func update_tiles(tile_positions: PoolVector3Array):
-	print(get_tile_at(tile_positions[1]))
+	for tile in tile_positions:
+		tilemaps[tile.z].set_tile_graphics(Vector2(tile.x, tile.y),
+			get_tile_at(tile))
+		pass
 
 func _on_StateServer_request_init():
 	respawn_tilemaps(zsize - 1)

godot/world/Tilemap.gd

@@ -1,7 +1,4 @@
 extends TileMap
 
-var id: int
-
-func _ready():
-	pass # Replace with function body.
-
+func set_tile_graphics(pos: Vector2, type: String):
+	set_cell(pos.x,pos.y,0,false,false,false,Vector2(1,2))