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GHXX at 23:58, 17 August 2026

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	\|<code>pastedText:string</code>		\|<code>pastedText:string</code>
	\|a player has pressed middle-mouse-button and thus pasted their clipboard contents.		\|a player has pressed middle-mouse-button and thus pasted their clipboard contents.
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			\|<code>networkPacket</code>
			\|<code>message:string, port:int, sourceAcIp:string, side:string</code>
			\|a computer with the ingame IP address <code>sourceAcIp</code> has sent a network packet via the [[Network]] component to the current computer's local port <code>port</code>, arriving at side <code>side</code>. The content of the packet is a single string stored in <code>message</code>.
	\|}		\|}

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GHXX: /* Machine events */

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Machine events

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	== Machine events ==		== Machine events ==
	The following table shows all currently implemented machine events. Addon-mods may add their own events which will not be listed here. All the arguments in the ''Argument'' column are simply ~~packed sequentially into~~ a ~~table and returned~~ in the <code>:getMachineEvent()</code> call. No event being available is a special case and will return ~~a table of length 1, with~~ a single value <code>nil</code>.		The following table shows all currently implemented machine events. Addon-mods may add their own events which will not be listed here. All the arguments in the ''Argument'' column are simply returned as a multi-return value in the <code>:getMachineEvent()</code> call. No event being available is a special case and will return a single value <code>nil</code>.
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	! Event name !! Values !! Fired when		! Event name !! Values !! Fired when

GHXX: /* Machine events */

2026-08-03T22:19:50Z

Machine events

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	The following table shows all currently implemented machine events. Addon-mods may add their own events which will not be listed here. All the arguments in the ''Argument'' column are simply packed sequentially into a table and returned in the <code>:getMachineEvent()</code> call. No event being available is a special case and will return a table of length 1, with a single value <code>nil</code>.		The following table shows all currently implemented machine events. Addon-mods may add their own events which will not be listed here. All the arguments in the ''Argument'' column are simply packed sequentially into a table and returned in the <code>:getMachineEvent()</code> call. No event being available is a special case and will return a table of length 1, with a single value <code>nil</code>.
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	! Event name !! ~~Arguments~~ !! Fired when		! Event name !! Values !! Fired when
	\|-		\|-
	\| <code>componentAdded</code>\|\| <code>componentType:string, componentUD:userdata</code>\|\| a new component is added to the computer's inventory or via a device cable. The second argument is the userdata instance which you would normally get via the [[Component Registry]]'s components:getFirst(<component name>) call.		\| <code>componentAdded</code>\|\| <code>componentType:string, componentUD:userdata</code>\|\| a new component is added to the computer's inventory or via a device cable. The second argument is the userdata instance which you would normally get via the [[Component Registry]]'s components:getFirst(<component name>) call.

GHXX: /* Provided component */

2026-08-03T22:12:20Z

Provided component

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	\| style="white-space: nowrap;" \| <code>:beep(freq:number, duration:number)</code> \|\| <code>void</code> \|\| Plays a hearable sound with frequency <code>freq</code> and duration <code>duration</code>, hearable near the computer block.		\| style="white-space: nowrap;" \| <code>:beep(freq:number, duration:number)</code> \|\| <code>void</code> \|\| Plays a hearable sound with frequency <code>freq</code> and duration <code>duration</code>, hearable near the computer block.
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	\| style="white-space: nowrap;" \| <code>:getMachineEvent()</code> \|\| <code>any[]</code> \|\| Dequeues and returns the next item in the computer's event queue. Example return values are <code>{"keyPressed", "\n", 257, 28, 0}</code> when pressing the ENTER key in a gui or <code>{nil}</code> when there is no queued event. All possible events are listed in section [[#Machine events]].		\| style="white-space: nowrap;" \| <code>:getMachineEvent()</code> \|\| <code>any[]</code> \|\| Dequeues and returns the next item in the computer's event queue. Example return values are <code>"keyPressed", "\n", 257, 28, 0</code> when pressing the ENTER key in a gui or <code>nil</code> when there is no queued event. All possible events are listed in section [[#Machine events]]. The result is a multi-return, not a table.
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	\| style="white-space: nowrap;" \| <code>:getEpoch()</code> \|\| <code>number</code> \|\| Returns the number of real-world seconds since 1st of January 1970.		\| style="white-space: nowrap;" \| <code>:getEpoch()</code> \|\| <code>number</code> \|\| Returns the number of real-world seconds since 1st of January 1970.

GHXX at 03:06, 2 August 2026

2026-08-02T03:06:03Z

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	! Name !! ~~Type~~ !! Description		! Name !! Returns !! Description
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	\| style="white-space: nowrap;" \| <code>:beep(freq:number, duration:number)</code> \|\| <code>void</code> \|\| Plays a hearable sound with frequency <code>freq</code> and duration <code>duration</code>, hearable near the computer block.		\| style="white-space: nowrap;" \| <code>:beep(freq:number, duration:number)</code> \|\| <code>void</code> \|\| Plays a hearable sound with frequency <code>freq</code> and duration <code>duration</code>, hearable near the computer block.

GHXX: /* Machine events */

2026-08-01T22:17:09Z

Machine events

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	! Event name !! Arguments !! Fired when		! Event name !! Arguments !! Fired when
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	\| <code>componentAdded</code>\|\| <code>componentType:string, componentUD:userdata</code>\|\| a new component is added to the computer's inventory or via a device cable. The second argument is the userdata instance which you would normally get via the [[~~component registry~~]]'s components:getFirst(<component name>) call.		\| <code>componentAdded</code>\|\| <code>componentType:string, componentUD:userdata</code>\|\| a new component is added to the computer's inventory or via a device cable. The second argument is the userdata instance which you would normally get via the [[Component Registry]]'s components:getFirst(<component name>) call.
	\|-		\|-
	\|<code>componentRemoved</code>		\|<code>componentRemoved</code>

GHXX at 20:57, 31 July 2026

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	! Event name !! Arguments !! Fired when		! Event name !! Arguments !! Fired when
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	\| componentAdded \|\| componentType:string, componentUD:userdata \|\| a new component is added to the computer's inventory or via a device cable. The second argument is the userdata instance which you would normally get via the [[component registry]]'s components:getFirst(<component name>) call.		\| <code>componentAdded</code>\|\| <code>componentType:string, componentUD:userdata</code>\|\| a new component is added to the computer's inventory or via a device cable. The second argument is the userdata instance which you would normally get via the [[component registry]]'s components:getFirst(<component name>) call.
	\|-		\|-
	\|componentRemoved		\|<code>componentRemoved</code>
	\|componentUD:userdata		\|<code>componentUD:userdata</code>
	\|a component is removed.		\|a component is removed.
	\|-		\|-
	\|keyPressed		\|<code>keyPressed</code>
	\|rowspan="2"\|stringRepresentation:string, keyCode:int, scanCode:int, modifiers:int		\|rowspan="2"\|<code>stringRepresentation:string, keyCode:int, scanCode:int, modifiers:int</code>
	\|rowspan="2"\|a connected screen has received a button press/release. The modifiers are represented as a bit-field, so 1=shift, 2=ctrl, 4=alt. Ctrl+alt would then, for instance be represented by 2+4=6. These modifiers are captured when the key is pressed/released.		\|rowspan="2"\|a connected screen has received a button press/release. The modifiers are represented as a bit-field, so 1=shift, 2=ctrl, 4=alt. Ctrl+alt would then, for instance be represented by 2+4=6. These modifiers are captured when the key is pressed/released.
	\|-		\|-
	\|keyReleased		\|<code>keyReleased</code>
	\|-		\|-
	\|charTyped		\|<code>charTyped</code>
	\|typedChracter:string		\|<code>typedChracter:string</code>
	\|a connected screen has received a button press that corresponds to printable text.		\|a connected screen has received a button press that corresponds to printable text.
	\|-		\|-
	\|textPasted		\|<code>textPasted</code>
	\|pastedText:string		\|<code>pastedText:string</code>
	\|a player has pressed middle-mouse-button and thus pasted their clipboard contents.		\|a player has pressed middle-mouse-button and thus pasted their clipboard contents.
	\|}		\|}

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GHXX: /* Machine events */

2026-07-31T20:57:01Z

Machine events

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	\|keyPressed		\|keyPressed
	~~keyReleased~~		\|rowspan="2"\|stringRepresentation:string, keyCode:int, scanCode:int, modifiers:int
	\|stringRepresentation:string, keyCode:int, scanCode:int, modifiers:int		\|rowspan="2"\|a connected screen has received a button press/release. The modifiers are represented as a bit-field, so 1=shift, 2=ctrl, 4=alt. Ctrl+alt would then, for instance be represented by 2+4=6. These modifiers are captured when the key is pressed/released.
	\|a connected screen has received a button press/release. The modifiers are represented as a bit-field, so 1=shift, 2=ctrl, 4=alt. Ctrl+alt would then, for instance be represented by 2+4=6. These modifiers are captured when the key is pressed/released.		\|-
			\|keyReleased
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	\|charTyped		\|charTyped

GHXX at 20:50, 31 July 2026

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	\| style="white-space: nowrap;" \| <code>:getEpochMs()</code> \|\| <code>integer</code> \|\| Returns the number of real-world milliseconds since 1st of January 1970.		\| style="white-space: nowrap;" \| <code>:getEpochMs()</code> \|\| <code>integer</code> \|\| Returns the number of real-world milliseconds since 1st of January 1970.
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	\| style="white-space: nowrap;" \| <code>:getDate()</code> \|\| <code>string</code> \|\| Returns an ISO date string representing the current date and time on the host. The date is followed according to this format <code>yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ssXX</code>		\| style="white-space: nowrap;" \| <code>:getDate()</code> \|\| <code>string</code> \|\| Returns an ISO date string representing the current date and time on the host. The date is followed according to this format <code>yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ssXX</code>.
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	\| style="white-space: nowrap;" \| <code>:getUptime()</code> \|\| <code>number</code> \|\| Returns the number of real-world seconds since the computer was started.		\| style="white-space: nowrap;" \| <code>:getUptime()</code> \|\| <code>number</code> \|\| Returns the number of real-world seconds since the computer was started.
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	== Machine events ==		== Machine events ==
			The following table shows all currently implemented machine events. Addon-mods may add their own events which will not be listed here. All the arguments in the ''Argument'' column are simply packed sequentially into a table and returned in the <code>:getMachineEvent()</code> call. No event being available is a special case and will return a table of length 1, with a single value <code>nil</code>.
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	! ~~Header text~~ !! ~~Header text~~		! Event name !! Arguments !! Fired when
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~Example~~ \|\| ~~Example~~		\| componentAdded \|\| componentType:string, componentUD:userdata \|\| a new component is added to the computer's inventory or via a device cable. The second argument is the userdata instance which you would normally get via the [[component registry]]'s components:getFirst(<component name>) call.
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~Example~~ \|\| ~~Example~~		\|componentRemoved
			\|componentUD:userdata
			\|a component is removed.
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~Example~~ \|\| ~~Example~~		\|keyPressed
			keyReleased
			\|stringRepresentation:string, keyCode:int, scanCode:int, modifiers:int
			\|a connected screen has received a button press/release. The modifiers are represented as a bit-field, so 1=shift, 2=ctrl, 4=alt. Ctrl+alt would then, for instance be represented by 2+4=6. These modifiers are captured when the key is pressed/released.
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~Example~~ \|\| ~~Example~~		\|charTyped
			\|typedChracter:string
			\|a connected screen has received a button press that corresponds to printable text.
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~Example \|\| Example~~		\|textPasted
	\|-		\|pastedText:string
	\| ~~Example \|\| Example~~		\|a player has pressed middle-mouse-button and thus pasted their clipboard contents.
	\|-
	~~\| Example \|\| Example~~
	\|-
	~~\| Example \|\| Example~~
	\|-
	~~\| Example \|\| Example~~
	\|-
	~~\| Example \|\| Example~~
	\|}		\|}

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GHXX: /* Machine events */

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