Terminal Glasses Events

All events have same first three arguments: <1:source peripheral> <2:player name> <3:player uuid>

State events:

• glasses_attach - player started wearing glasses

• glasses_detach - player stopped wearing glasses

• glasses_capture - player initiated capture mode (used keyboard)

• glasses_release - player exited capture mode (exited GUI screen)

Chat events:

• glasses_chat_command <1:source peripheral> <2:player name> <3:player uuid> <4:command> - player wearing glasses typed chat message starting with $$ (note: this message will not be visible in chat)
• glasses_chat_message <1:source peripheral> <2:player name> <3:player uuid> <4:message> - player wearing glasses typed any chat message ($$ messages are not included)

Keyboard event (available only in capture mode)

• glasses_key_down <4:key code> <5:key character> <6:is repeated event>
• glasses_key_up <4:key code>

Mouse events (when cursor wasn't over any component)

• glasses_mouse_scroll <4:wheel distance>
• glasses_mouse_down <4:button>
• glasses_mouse_up <4:button>
• glasses_mouse_drag <4:dx> <5:dy> // since OpenPeripheralAddons > 0.4, dx, dy - distance from last drag or mouse down event

Mouse component events (when cursor was over any component)

Note: x and y are in component coordinates, so they include rotation

• glasses_component_mouse_wheel <4:component id> <5:is private surface> <6:x> <7:y> <8:wheel>
• glasses_component_mouse_down <4:component id> <5:is private surface> <6:x> <7:y> <8:button>
• glasses_component_mouse_up <4:component id> <5:is private surface> <6:x> <7:y> <8:button>

Note: x and y are relative to component top left corner