Encode a message and send both the code and the key to someone. The key is crucial to being able to decode the message. Decode messages by pasting the code and entering the key. Put into turbo mode (Shift+Press green flag) if the encoding or decoding is taking too long. Even if the same message is encoded, both the code and key will be different almost every time! ENCODING INAPPROPRIATE MESSAGES IS NOT ALLOWED EVEN IF NO ONE BUT YOU SEES IT --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Update v1.1 (9/4/2017): Text is now encoded ~20 - 25% faster than before. This is because one of the 4 main steps to encode the message were removed and incorporated into the step before it. It took way to long for the simple thing it was doing. NOTE: Encoded messages that were made before 9/4 MAY not work and return an error. (Not definite)
100% By MrGigabyte @MrGigabyte MrGigabyteScratch.com HOW IT WORKS: Encoding: Each character is converted into a number. Example: A turns into 1, Z turns into 26, 9 turns into 36, spaces turn into 0... A number between 4 and 59 is generated. It is the key. The key is added to each of the numbers. Example: If the original numbers were 1, 2, 3, 4 (ABCD), and the key is 15, the new numbers would be: 16, 17, 18, 19. All the numbers are put together. So our code would be 16171819. (Each character of the message takes up 2 characters in the code. Also, for characters that aren't in the program, they end up in the encoded code but not encoded because the program didn't recognize them and couldn't assign a number to them. There is a dash before them so they also take up 2 characters. Example: \ becomes -\) Then, the key itself is then encoded using a top secret process... hehe... so it becomes either a 2 or 4-digit number. Oh yeah, and don't go in the code looking for the key encryption part because it's nearly impossible to find. Decoding: Decoding is pretty much the opposite of encoding. The code is broken apart so it's back into 2 character long chunks. The key is decrypted using the top secret method. The normal character chunks would look like: 27 or 08 or 59. (We don't know what characters they are without the key because we don't know what number was added to them.) The special character chunks would look like -: or -). The key is subtracted from each character value, and the special characters are skipped because they are not numbers. The finished character values are matched up with their corresponding character. _______________________Whew, done!_______________________
