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Postby matsumo itsu » Sat Oct 23, 2010 4:32 pm

Hey I was just reading "Artemis fowl" and was reading the translating part, I was wondering, is there a translator that can decode even a false language, now this time, something I've never said before, I'm not to worried about the pricing. If you have questions either email me or just post the question.

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Postby Overcaffeinated Sloth » Sat Oct 23, 2010 7:51 pm

Could you explain a bit more?

If you're talking about a conlang... it'd be truly best to just get back to the original creator. Otherwise, it's more like decoding. Extremely tricky, without any ideas for grammar. I have a couple linguist friends, but I don't really think that's their thing. It's really impossible without a reference point. Rosetta stone, and all that.

Then again, when most people make conglangs, it's just gibberish.

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Postby matsumo itsu » Sat Oct 23, 2010 8:57 pm

What about if the original creator can't be located, would it be possible to have one that auto decodes, or even just decodes after a long period of time ie: 2-3 days tops. The translator capabilities I'm looking for could reference any language, any combination found within the text to see if it could figure it out, like lets say I put â™” ☿♌ â™

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