API/colors

Colors API

This "API" serves a global table that allows you to refer to colors by their name, instead of their associated ID/number. The table serves as a look-up in both directions, so for example `colors.blue` has the value `11`, whereas `colors[11]` has the string value `blue`. These are the defined colors:

• White (`white`), Number: 0 - Orange (`orange`), Number: 1 - Magenta (`magenta`), Number: 2 - Light Blue (`lightblue`), Number: 3 - Yellow (`yellow`), Number: 4 - Lime (`lime`), Number: 5 - Pink (`pink`), Number: 6 - Gray (`gray`), Number: 7 - Silver (`silver`), Number: 8 - Cyan (`cyan`), Number: 9 - Purple (`purple`), Number: 10 - Blue (`blue`), Number: 11 - Brown (`brown`), Number: 12 - Green (`green`), Number: 13 - Red (`red`), Number: 14 - Black (`black`), Number: 15

Note that the indexing starts at zero, not one.

Useful for setting or getting bundled redstone output or input, for example: ```lua local component = require("component") local colors = require("colors") local rs = component.redstone rs.setBundledOutput(sides.back, colors.green, rs.getBundledInput(sides.front, colors.blue)) ``` would output the back signal strength to the front.

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APIs	Category	Documentation
APIs	OpenOS	buffer - colors - component - computer - event - filesystem - uuid - internet - keyboard - note - process - rc - robot - serialization - shell - sides - term - text - thread - transforms - unicode
	Lua Libraries	coroutine - package - io - os