Surface 2 - A powerful graphics library
CrazedProgrammer 14 Feb 2017
Surface 2 is the successor to the popular Surface API.
It's been remade completely with an emphasis on flexibility, stability and multi-framework support.
Some features include:
You can simply load the library using
Getting started
Surface 2 has extensive documentation and examples to get you started.
An example:
If you have any questions or suggestions, leave a reply.
All feedback is appreciated
Edited by CrazedProgrammer, 15 February 2017 - 10:19 PM.
It's been remade completely with an emphasis on flexibility, stability and multi-framework support.
Some features include:
- ComputerCraft, OpenComputers, Love2D, Redirection Arcade and Riko 4 support
- RGB and multiple palette support
- NFT, NFP, BMP and RIF image saving and loading
- Scaling, rotation, flipping
- Per-layer transparency
- Stencil stacks (nested clipping regions)
- Lots of shapes
- Sprite maps
- Pixel fonts and text drawing
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You can simply load the library using
local surface = dofile("surface")
Getting started
Surface 2 has extensive documentation and examples to get you started.
An example:
-- Loads Surface 2. local surface = dofile("surface") -- Loads the color.bmp image. local surf = surface.load("home/color.bmp") -- Converts the colours from RGB to CC, with dithering. surf:toPalette(surface.palette.cc, true) -- Creates the screen surface. local screen = surface.create(57, 19) -- Draws the image surface with smaller pixels. screen:drawSurfaceSmall(surf, 0, 0) -- Outputs the screen surface. screen:output() -- Waits for a mouse click. os.pullEvent("mouse_click")Produces this:
If you have any questions or suggestions, leave a reply.
All feedback is appreciated
Edited by CrazedProgrammer, 15 February 2017 - 10:19 PM.
Joseph Stalin 14 Feb 2017
Wow, nice! I can't wait to use this. I have a question though, can't you make a cool music visualiser (like cli-visualizer or cava) pane for wave-amp with this?
CrazedProgrammer 14 Feb 2017
Joseph Stalin, on 14 February 2017 - 11:37 PM, said:
Wow, nice! I can't wait to use this. I have a question though, can't you make a cool music visualiser (like cli-visualizer or cava) pane for wave-amp with this?
I certainly could, maybe I will do something like this in the future.