OpenComputers Interface Designer

Mode: EDIT

Shapes opacity

Grid opacity

Draw shapes on the screen above to add them to the reference list below. Click a shape to toggle visibility. Right-click for additional options.

No shapes drawn yet.

Main area:

This code is run once when you hit run.

OnTouch area

After running the main block, clicking on the screen will call the code in this field. You can use the variables `x` and `y` here which are set to the column and row of the clicked pixel respectively.

Think of this as what you would put inside a touch event listener.

Print output:

Available components/libraries:

GPU (OpenComputers GPU component) - Call as if having assigned the gpu component to the variable `gpu`. For example: gpu.fill(x, y, w, h, char)
FGUI (Forecaster's Simple GUI library) - Call as if having assigned the library to the variable `fgui`. For example: fgui.writeTextCentered(text, line, color, background_color)

Controls:

Width (8), Height (6)

Common resolutions:

T1 Screen: 50 x 16
T2 Screen: 80 x 25
T3 Screen: 160 x 50
Tablet: 80 x 25

Web Hex:
Lua Hex:
15-bit decimal:

Insert method call using currently selected color:

setBackground

setForeground

Current Color

CURRENT STATE:

Alpha means many features are missing or broken, as I'm still in the middle of re-writing this application.

Please report any issues or request features on the GitHub repository.

You may also visit my forum, join my Discord server, join #oc on esper.net via IRC or OpenComputers discord server and poke Forecaster to get help, report bugs or provide suggestions!

This application is for assisting with creating graphical interfaces for OpenComputers programs, something that I've always found slightly intimidating because it requires dealing with coordinates and stuff. Which means lots of numbers to keep track of.

Notable features:

Test gpu code quickly and easily
Test buttons
Pick colors for use in-game or for testing
Draw shapes on the screen to quickly acquire positions and sizes
More stuff probably