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• 07/28/2014 7:02 pm

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I got one:

HLQXC ML NONS IB ABSGC

Its a cipher, but more than a mere Caesar Shift. Solve it.

• 07/28/2014 6:39 pm

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Notice the first word "Rr3fc". It starts with 2 "r"s, one capital, one lower case. That and the fact that he said "Python-Scripted Word Encoder" means its probably some algorithm, probably just adding some number to each character value. Of course, ciphers can be seen as algorithms, as they are processes applied to some data.

• 07/28/2014 5:03 pm

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You... just copied the contents of a .png.... except... you screwed up. When I open a .png with these contents, its corrupted.

I'm gonna go out on a limb and guess that its meant to be a picture of something naughty, or of a cat. (or both )

• 07/28/2014 4:38 pm

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I got it: "If you figured this out, you already know I used a caesar cipher 5 times"

Or you used a caesar cipher with the number 11. The T being alone and capitalized gave it away. It could only be "I" (capital "i". this font stinks. ). That means that the other loner, "L", which you didn't capitalize, is "A". From there, I figured it out

Do I get a cookie?

• 12/09/2013 3:53 pm

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It seems like what I'm asking for is currently impossible. Still, thanks for responding to my question even if it was slightly confusing.

• 12/09/2013 3:51 pm

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NO NO NO!

You misunderstood my question. @a[score_test=1,score_test_min=1] would return all players with the value of "test" equal to one. I am looking for a way to return the value of "test". Perhaps a better example of what I desire is this:
/say "test" is equal to <something to return value of "test">
So I'm not looking for a way to get which players have a value of "test" that is equal to one, I am looking for a way to return the value of "test", whether it is 1, 0,1000, or any other number, much like a variable.

Minecraft/Discussion How do you make the headblock with your head skin?

• 12/08/2013 10:34 pm

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Oh well, thanks anyway!

• 12/08/2013 3:23 pm

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Or if you're in minecraft 1.7.2, you can use this command:

/setblock <x> <y> <z> skull 1 destroy {SkullType:3,ExtraType:"Herobrine"}

You can replace Herobrine with whatever name you want of course. Also, replace <x> <y> and <z> with the coordinates you want.

Hope this helped!

• 12/08/2013 3:11 pm

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@poltercreeper, I am trying to use scoreboard objective values as arguments for other commands. I am looking for a way to return the scoreboard value in a way that could be used as such.
For example, I would make a scoreboard value:
/scoreboard players set a@ test 1
which would set the value of "test" for all players to 1.
Then, I want to be able to use that value not to get certain players or to check whether a player has that value, but instead use it as a variable to be used as an argument.
For example:
/tp a@ <something to return the value of test> 1 1
Which would teleport all players to a location with an x-coordinate of "test", and a y- and z-coordinate of 1.

@Stette
"test" would only have one value, as I would be setting it to all players. I could, however, change it using commands.

Once again, thank you for trying to answer my question.

• 12/08/2013 1:47 pm

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No, what I want is to teleport everyone to a location with an x-coordinate that is equal to "test", in this case 1. Still, thanks for trying to answer. I guess I'll just have to do more research.