HEX Encryption

An elite method of preventing mod theft.

Simply write a message like this, putting _ instead of a space

Code:


hex
"Mission_by_James227uk" 00
end


00 is needed at the end, otherwise the game, will show
hex, >message< end not just the message.

Then, you can use this site to decrypt it:

http://www.paulschou.com/tools/xlate/

==For those who do not understand hexadecimal this should give you a clue, what it is:==


In mathematics or/and computer science hexadecimal (HEX, or hexa, or base-16, ;name comes from numeral systems)
is a numeral system with a radix. It uses sixteen distinct symbols, most often the symbols 0–9 to represent values zero to nine,
and A, B, C, D, E, F (or through an f) to represent values ten to fifteen.

It is often used in digital electronics and computer engineering.
It's very hard to understand if the person has not got very high skill in computer math. It's prime use is be slightly-more-readable then
the binary numeral system the binary system is used internally by all modern computers.


Look at this example:

Code:


    0x245
    ____________________
x4.5
        2614.5
    ____________________


Would be the same as:

Code:

 
       
581
    ____________________
x4.5
        2614.5
    ____________________


Look at this message:

Code:


48 65 6C 6C 6F 2E 41 6E 64 68 65 72 65 77 65 67
6F 21


What I said was:

Code:


"Hello. And here we go!"


Note: Spaces can not be read by hexa so put '_' as a space between each word. Which in hexa would be: 5F
so with spaces it will look like this:

Code:


48 65 6C 6C 6F 2E 5F 41 6E 64 5F 68 65 72 65 5F
 77 65 5F 67 6F 21


Code:


0xFFFFFFFF  -1
0xFFFFFFFE  -2
0xFFFFFFFD  -3
0xFFFFFFFC  -4
0xFFFFFFFB  -5
0xFFFFFFFA  -6
0xFFFFFFF9  -7
0xFFFFFFF8  -8
0xFFFFFFF7  -9
0xFFFFFFF6  -10
0xFFFFFFF5  -11
0xFFFFFFF4  -12
0xFFFFFFF3  -13
0xFFFFFFF2  -14
0xFFFFFFF1  -15
0xFFFFFFF0  -16


James; I think we should, also do functions like sine and cosine, things like this in this topic. What you think?

<see image below>
These are color codes in RGB in each box is 6 letters in HEX, first two are R, then G, then B.
If you mix these colors up you will get the color of what the box is.

Code:


R = Red
G = Green
B = Blue


You can do it in range of 0..255(0x0 - 0xFF)
like for example:

Code:


R = 0xFF
G = 0x0
B = 0x0


That ^ will be completely red.

Code:


R = 0x0
G = 0xFF
B = 0x0


That ^ will be completely green.

Code:


R = 0x0
G = 0x0
B = 0xFF


That ^ will be completely blue.

Code:


R = 128
G = 0
B = 128


That ^ will be completely purple.



So example of using that table to make the fade color in game blue:

Code:


0169: set_fade_color_RGB 0x0 0x0 0xFF