Can you crack this code?

ssss

nathanprocks wrote:
ssss wrote:
@nathanprocks thank you! i know how it works now

I keep thinking I have you on skype then I'm like. Nope, wrong one.

nathanprocks

ssss wrote:
nathanprocks wrote:
ssss wrote:
@nathanprocks thank you! i know how it works now
I keep thinking I have you on skype then I'm like. Nope, wrong one.

My Skype username is the same as my Scratch username if you want to add me. I probably won't be able to accept it at the moment though.

TheRealBlackNRed

Nope, I can't c:

Eyolf2013

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MikeRobe

Right, so it would appear that you have it cracked!

Name how you did it, and the format of encoding a letter.

MikeRobe

nathanprocks wrote:
Ok I had another look and figured the way it was encoded. Each letter (obviously) makes up three numbers. The first number is the row number from the key and other two numbers is the column number + the row number.

Example:
M = 415 (4 + 11 = 15)
I = 314 (3 + 11 = 14)
K = 336 (3 + 33 = 36)
E = 213 (2 + 11 = 13)
R = 527 (5 + 22 = 27)
O = 437 (4 + 33 = 37)
B = 123 (1 + 22 = 23)
E = 213 (2 + 11 = 13)

Okay, yes you got it!

Muahaha

Now, write out this key:

11x4:1/9ADJ

Hehe.

Last edited by MikeRobe (Sept. 29, 2013 00:41:57)

nathanprocks

MikeRobe wrote:
nathanprocks wrote:
Ok I had another look and figured the way it was encoded. Each letter (obviously) makes up three numbers. The first number is the row number from the key and other two numbers is the column number + the row number.

Example:
M = 415 (4 + 11 = 15)
I = 314 (3 + 11 = 14)
K = 336 (3 + 33 = 36)
E = 213 (2 + 11 = 13)
R = 527 (5 + 22 = 27)
O = 437 (4 + 33 = 37)
B = 123 (1 + 22 = 23)
E = 213 (2 + 11 = 13)
Okay, yes you got it!

Muahaha

Now, write out this key:

11x4:1/9ADJ

Hehe.

That one looks a lot more difficult. I don't think I will be able to work it out right now.

I forgot to post the script I made for the other key before. Here it is.

Harakou

nathanprocks wrote:
Ok I had another look and figured the way it was encoded. Each letter (obviously) makes up three numbers. The first number is the row number from the key and other two numbers is the column number + the row number.

Example:
M = 415 (4 + 11 = 15)
I = 314 (3 + 11 = 14)
K = 336 (3 + 33 = 36)
E = 213 (2 + 11 = 13)
R = 527 (5 + 22 = 27)
O = 437 (4 + 33 = 37)
B = 123 (1 + 22 = 23)
E = 213 (2 + 11 = 13)
Though to decode the letter A for example, any number from 111 to 121 would still work, which is how I wrote my decoder to work.

Yup, it seems as though you can simply read the code as a 3-digit sequence of the form [row][column][random separator].

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