Create secret codes (ciphers) from your text. Hit "Encode", type something, hit enter. The resulting cipher can be copied to the clipboard (Ctrl-C) then shared or saved. Somebody else can then hit "Decode" and then paste (Ctrl-V) your cipher to see your original message. Buttons - > [Encode]: Enter text to transform into a secret cipher [Decode]: Enter a previously encoded cipher to decode [Change]: Change the Passkey (Can also use the slider) Sliders - > Passkey : specify a non-zero number to encrypt the result. Use the same number to decode later. The cipher will not be readable without the original passkey. Bits Per Character : Higher numbers mean smaller ciphers. 1: Binary (0,1) 2: Quaternary (0,1,2,3) 3: Octal (0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7) 4. Hex (0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,a,b,c,d,e,f) 5. Base 32 (0-9, a-v) 6. Base 64 (0-9, a-z, A-Z, +/) 7. Base 128 (Half ASCII) 8. Base 256 (Normal text) 9. Base 512 (Unicode) 10. Base 1024 (Unicode)
ȱ7DƅⓡL⇕ćⓙ⑧⇇îǿ☷⋌Aə7Dŝp⋮⇇âe↕⓪Aⓥ▔⊫òu▍≻îɖʅ▪A (To decode this message, use 10 BPC with a Passkey of 0.) The "Encoder" sprite was designed to be a portable API. Use this to make "saves" for your games. Check out StickyPup Studios... http://scratch.mit.edu/studios/527063/
