CCLights2

CCLights2 is an Open Source Minecraft mod that adds a GPU peripheral, and monitors to suit your need. Unlike CCGPU, this mod does not use OpenGL, but it is Multiplayer Compatible.

CCLights2 Peripherals
Name	Description
GPU Peripheral	The GPU Peripheral needs to be placed next to a computer. It will autoconnect with the first monitor that connects with it, and will auto disconnect when the monitor detaches. 32px
CCLights2 Monitors
Name	Description
Normal Monitor	The basic Monitor. It sports an elegant resolution of 256x144.
External Monitor	An external Monitor. It suports a resolution up to 512x288.
RAM	Yep. You can craft more Ram.
Tablet	Hold it in your hand! Go caving! Watch your life leech away as you stare into this tablet! NOTE: Watch out for Creepers.

GPU Methods
Returns	Method Name	Description
nil	gpu.fill(number red, number green, number blue)	Fills the binded texture with the color specified by red, green, and blue
number textureid	gpu.createTexture(number width, number height)	Creates a new texture and returns it.
number freeMemory	gpu.getFreeMemory()	Returns the amount of free memory the GPU has available.
number totalMemory	gpu.getTotalMemory()	Returns the amount of total memory. This is the equivalent of gpu.getFreeMemory()+gpu.getUsedMemory()
number usedMemory	gpu.getUsedMemory()	Returns the amount of memory the GPU has already used.
nil	gpu.bindTexture(number textureid)	Binds the texture textureid for drawing. A textureid of 0 will rebind the screen texture.
nil	(Depreciated: Use gpu.plot instead) gpu.setColorRGB(number x, number y, number red, number green, number blue)	Plots the color red, green, and blue at the location x, y.
nil	gpu.plot(number x, number y, number red, number green, number blue)	Plots the color red, green, and blue at the location x, y.
nil	gpu.drawTexture(number textureid, number x, number y[, number startX, number startY, number width, number height[, number red, number green, number blue] ])	Draws the texture textureid at position x,y starting at startX,startY (Default: 0, 0) with the size of width,height (Default: Texture size) with the color red, green, and blue (Default: 255,255,255).
nil	gpu.freeTexture(number textureid)	Removes the texture textureid from the GPU's memory.
nil	gpu.line(number red, number green, number blue, number x0, number y0, number x1, number y1)	Returns the amount of free memory the GPU has available.
number width, number height	gpu.getTextureSize()	Returns the size of the currently binded texture.
number width, number height	gpu.getSize()	Does the same as above.
nil	gpu.setTransparent(number textureid, boolean transparent)	Sets the texture textureid as transparent
nil	gpu.setTransparencyColor(number textureid, number red, number green, number blue)	Sets the texture textureid's transparency color to red, green, and blue. NOTE: This will not make that color transparent on a monitor. Sorry.
number red, number green, number blue	(Depreciated: Use gpu.getPixel instead) gpu.getColorRGB(number x, number y)	Returns the colors at the location x, y.
number red, number green, number blue	gpu.getPixel(number x, number y)	Returns the colors at the location x, y.
nil	gpu.rectangle(number red, number green, number blue, number x, number y, number width, number height)	Draws an outlined rectangle with the color red, green, and blue at the location x, y with the size width, height.
nil	gpu.filledRectangle(number red, number green, number blue, number x, number y, number width, number height)	Draws a filled rectangle with the color red, green, and blue at the location x, y with the size width, height.
nil	gpu.setBPP((1,2 or 4))	Sets the Bits Per Pixel for the GPU. This directly effects memory usage. When called, all textures will go black.
number bindedTextureid	gpu.getBindedTexture()	Returns the Binded Texture.
number BPP	gpu.getBPP()	Returns the Bits Per Pixel.
(number nativePixelColor)*Bits Per Pixel	gpu.getNativePixel(number x, number y)	Returns the native pixel data for the location x, y. The BPP will be the number of values returned
nil	(BETA) gpu.setPixels(number w, number h, number x, number y[, number red, number green, number blue]...)	Sets the pixels in the area of w and h starting at x,y using the rest of the given pixeldata. NOTE: This function is a BETA function. Do not expect it to work 100%!
nil	(BETA) gpu.setPixelsYX(number w, number h, number x, number y[, number red, number green, number blue]...)	Sets the pixels in the area of w and h starting at x,y using the rest of the given pixeldata in the order of Y,X instead of X,Y. NOTE: This function is a BETA function. Do not expect it to work 100%!
nil	(BETA) gpu.flipTextureV(number textureid)	Flips the texture textureid verticaly. NOTE: This function is a BETA function. Do not expect it to work 100%!