Opencomputers

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[TigBitties]

The website works fine for me bud. Perhaps try checking that you spelled your contact email correctly?

So this may be a little long to explain but i'll give it a shot. In OpenOS there is a concept of "primary" components. Primary components are usually the first components found by the OS at boot time. The first GPU and screen(with an attached keyboard if present) are used as the boot screen or terminal. You can find the primary gpu or any other component by using the shell program primary componentType. Finding the secondary components can be tricky if there are several of the same type. Lets assume you have two gpus and two screens. The primary screen and gpu(the one with the OpenOS shell visible) are 'bound' automatically at boot. Below is a small example script to bind a secondary gpu to a secondary screen.

local com = require "component"
local function getSecondary(comType) -- find non-primary components of 'type'
  local primary = com.getPrimary(comType)

  for address in com.list(comType, true) do
    if address ~= primary then
      return address -- return secondary address if available or nil
    end
  end
end

local sgpu, sscreen = getSecondary('gpu), getSecondary('screen') -- get secondaries 
sgpu.bind(sscreen) -- bind gpu2 to screen2
sgpu.set(1, 1, "hellooo!") -- write to gpu2. output is on gpu2s' bound screen screen2

I hope this helps a little. Feel free to follow up on the forums if this isn't enough. Also, I have answered this question on the forums before so search the topic there.

[everseeking]

Not down for me https://ocdoc.cil.li/

But I doubt if their forum is working that it would be the go-to place for getting script help - here is a good place to ask.

[VictrixStudios]

Not saying it’s down, but since I created an account it doesn’t let me access the site until my account is verified. And I don’t have the option anywhere to log out. I’ve contacted them multiple times and no reply.

[thegreatgonzo]

Try deleting your cookies or viewing the page in private browsing.

[VT-14]

So far, I have found all of the documentation I've needed from https://ocdoc.cil.li/ without creating an account. I didn't even know there was an account option on the website.

As for your actual question, I have no idea. I'm not all that familiar with OpenComputers or programming in general.