This isn't under development at the moment and certainly isn't available for general use. The examples and wiki are more guidelines for my own development and how I want the API to look, and everything should be considered outdated as the codebase is likely far ahead of any docs or examples here. A few of the benchmarks do run though.
CCGL is a graphics library for ComputerCraft/CC:Tweaked.
It aims to provide simple graphics capability with additional layers supporting advanced 2D rendering (i.e. stackable affine transformations), 3D rendering ( both raytraced and raster based) and a custom language which compiles to optimised Lua code and seamlessly interacts with the library.
It uses optimised structures and algorithms to achieve the very best performance, even at maximum resolutions.
- RGB[A] colour support - built-in palette generation and mapping tools to use RGB colours for images
- Subpixel rendering - uses chars 128-159 to draw smaller pixels than usually allowed.
- Fast blit-to-term, letting you draw textures thousands of times per second.
- Polygon rasterisation - draw arbitrary (self-intersecting, concave) polygons.
For documentation and examples, see the wiki.
- Flattened, compact storage loading/unloading.
- Shader parsing and compilation.
- Built in rendering pipelines for 2D and 3D graphics.
termredirect support.