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CCLights 2 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. Please note; this documentation will always try to stay up to date with the github repo, so it might not fit your build.

Returns	Method Name	Description
nil	gpu.fill()	Fills the current binded texture with the GPU color. NOTE: This method will fully replace the contents of the texture.
number: textureID	gpu.createTexture(number: width, number: height)	Creates a texture and returns the texture id. This function will error if there is no more room for the texture.
number: freeMemory	gpu.getFreeMemory()	Returns the amount of free memory that the GPU has to use. This can be expanded by right clicking the GPU with RAM.
number: totalMemory	gpu.totalMemory()	Returns the amount of memory that the GPU has. This can be expanded by right clicking the GPU with RAM.
number: usedMemory	gpu.getUsedMemory()	Returns the amount of memory that the GPU is using. This value is changed by allocating textures with gpu.createTexture and freeing textures with gpu.freeTexture.
nil	gpu.bindTexture(number: textureID)	Bind the texture at textureID, this method will error if invalid values are used. Texture 0 is the screen.
nil	gpu.plot(number: x, number: y)	Sets the pixel on x,y to the the GPU's current color. (Remember, all drawing command work on the current binded texture)
nil	gpu.drawTexture(number: textureID, number: x, number: y[, number: startX[, number startY[, number: width[, number: height]]]])	Draws the texture textureID to x and y, and if startX, startY, width, and height is defined, it will render only that area of the texture. (Remember: You can render the texture to itself)
nil	gpu.freeTexture(number: textureID)	Frees the texture defined by textureID
nil	gpu.line(number: x0, number y0, number x1, number, y1	Draws a line from x0 and y0 to x1 and y1.
number: width, number: height	gpu.getSize(number: textureID)	Returns the texture size of textureid or the current binded texture. Using texture 0 will give you the screen size.
number: red, number: green, number: blue	gpu.getPixels(number: x, number: y)	Returns the color of the pixel in the currently binded texture. Out of bound pixels have an undefined side effect
nil	gpu.rectangle(number: x, number: y, number: width, number: height)	Draws the outline of a rectangle from x, y to x+width, y+height
nil	gpu.filledRectangle(number: x, number: y, number: width, number: height)	Draws a filled rectangle from x, y to x+width, y+height.
nil	gpu.setColor(number: red, number: green, number: blue	Sets the GPU's current drawing color
number: slot	gpu.getBindedTexture()	Gets the GPU's currently binded texture
nil	gpu.setPixelsRaw(number: width, number: height, number: x, number: y	takes an array and writes each pixel to the image. this method is accelerated by java and is faster than multiple gpu.plot calls.
nil	gpu.setPixelsRawYX(number: width, number: height, number: x, number: y[, number: red[, number: green[, number blue]]])	takes an array and writes each pixel to the image. this method is accelerated by java and is faster than multiple gpu.plot calls. This method will read in the inverse order of setPixelsRaw (each row is first, not columns)
nil	gpu.flipTextureV()	flips the texture vertically
number: textureID, number: width, number: height	gpu.import(string: filename)	decodes an imagefile and makes it ready for texture binding.
table: bytes	gpu.export(number: textureID, string: format)	>encodes an imagefile and makes it ready for saving.
nil	gpu.drawText(string: text, number: x, number: y)	writes text from pixel x,y
number: textWidth	gpu.getTextWidth()	Gets Text Width
nil	gpu.setColor(number: red, number: green, number: blue	Sets the GPU's current color
number: red, number: green, number: blue	gpu.getColor()	Gets the GPU's current color
nil	gpu.translate(number: x, number: y)	translates the texture in two dimensions
nil	gpu.rotate(number: degrees)	rotates the texture in two dimensions
nil	gpu.rotateAround(number: degrees, number: x, number: y)	rotates the texture around pixel x,y
nil	gpu.scale(number: x-axis size, number: y-axis size)	scales the texture to the specs
nil	gpu.push	store transformation commands from here on and push them to the storestack
nil	gpu.pop()	process stored transformation input
table: monitor	gpu.getMonitor()	Get Monitor object
nil	gpu.blur(number: blur amount)	makes the texture blurry
nil	gpu.startFrame()	Starts a new frame (use this if you plan to draw large amounts of data)
nil	gpu.endFrame()	ends the frame (ends the frame and sends the data, use this if you plan to draw large amounts of data)
nil	gpu.clearRect(number: x, number: y, number: width, number: height)	Clear rectangle entirely to alpha 255
nil	gpu.origin()	Reset RenderPoint with affline transform