Projector documentation

Introductions

The 'Projector' API allows for programmatic control of a small binary graphics system rendered onto the screen on the computer's model in game, allowing anything from small blinking cursors to show signs of life to complex displays to convey information or style!

clip of multiple computers all running a ingame display — Visual of the projector system in action

The projector API is generated by using require 'projector', 'display' is also a valid alias, and not case specific. projector API might not be available on some models of computer

Lookup table

clear()	Wipes the display buffer
draw()	Updates the display
getSize()	Gets the display's size
drawPixel(x, y)	Draws a pixel to the display buffer
drawLine(x1, y1, x2, y2)	Draws a line to the display buffer
drawRec(x1, y1, x2, y2)	Draws a rectangle to the display buffer

Functions in detail

clear()

Clears the display buffer

Parameters: None Returns: None

draw()

Updates the display to match the display buffer

Parameters: None Returns: None

getSize()

Gets the size of the display

Parameters: None Returns: Int, Int

drawPixel(x, y)

Draws a pixel to the display buffer

Parameters: X[Integer], Y[Integer] Returns: None

drawLine(x1, y1, x2, y2)

Draws a line between the two points to the display buffer

Parameters: X1[Integer], Y1[Integer], X2[Integer], Y2[Integer] Returns: None

drawRec(x1, y1, x2, y2)

Draws a solid rectangle between the two points to the display buffer