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Originally Posted by 12pm So if I were deducing the architecture of a moon wheel I'd have a single 26-character alphabet, with empty spaces at new moon and full moon
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Doc has a very clever idea in thinking that a half-circle would comprise 29 spaces. I think that is close to the target, but a little off. Let's assume for a second that the 32 space wheels on page 58 are examples of our code wheels. Half of that wheel would comprise 16 spaces. Depending where I divide the circle, I would have 3 spaces that are red. Perhaps each space is intended to hold 2 values instead of 1. That would mean with 16 spaces, there would be 32 values in total. However, I think the red hashes may be markers where there is only one value for that space. If we have 3 red spaces per half of the wheel, that would be 29 total values. A complete wheel would hold 58 values. Did I mention those wheels are on page 58? Is that a coincidence?? |
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Considering the simplicity of the shapes...
Has anyone considered simply a 6x6 grid of the 26 letters and 10 numbers A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 |
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Here is what I tried over the weekend:
I ignored the orientation of the shapes (assumed it was confusion). I assigned each shape a number based on the number of sides (or points) it has. I paired up the numbers in order (Rotated the first set with right side up pentagrams). I set up 2 matrices ABC...012... and 012...ABC... to fill the 36 blocks (I did not try it with 0 after 9) I then wrote out the corresponding letters/numbers by vertical axis first then horizontal axis next and vice versa. I did not yield any positive results (and I only tried this with the first set). |
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mark13 here ya go, Starthinker [finder of the snail], has what you need here
Book of Spells the only other thing, besides the points 1,2,3,4,5,6, ive ever found with these symbols is the lack of symbols per line so i reordered the lines by lack of, i ignored the position, up or down and never got any further with the idea of reordering, or the count of each symbol per line, pg 5, bottom, missing one symbol pg 2 missing two symbol pg 5,top missing three symbol |
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When I got the book Vegas Die, there were end-of-chapter strings made of hearts, diamonds, clubs, and spades to match the casino theme.
What I tentatively found was that putting the symbols in alphabetical order, then pairing them up two-by-two resulted in messages. The only problem (besides it being three in the morning at the time) Stadther has done things differently. Therefore I can still suggest a method without giving an answer. Put the Dar Symbols in alphabetical order (is that a Bar or a Line? A Crescent or a Moon?) then find the letter they represent by the base five system. On thing, since there are six distinct symbols, one of them would have to play the part of a space between words. Symbol orientation would not matter. And this, of course, make me suspicious of the Huge Block Code's Summon a Ring . . . Just speculating . . . |
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