Type in E or D to decide if you want to encode or decode. If you select encode, then type in any number between 0 and 255. It will then translate the number into binary code. If you select decode, then type in a string of binary. It must be 8 numbers long- no more, and no less. It must also consist of ONLY ones (1) and zeros (0). It will then decode the string of binary into a number. If you want to use my translator in your project, click "See Inside". Then scroll all the way to the right and you will see three custom block definitions. Drag ALL of those into your backpack. Then go to your project and place the block definitions into your project. Once you do this, you will need the following data storage devices for the blocks to work- -Counter (Variable) -Output (Variable) -CodeSheet (List) -Translated (List) If you use these custom blocks, make sure you give me credit.
DO NOT ADD THIS PROJECT TO AE STUDIOS! If you use this translator in your project, make sure you give credit to me. Thanks! This translator is extremely simple, unlike some of the other translators out there. It's simplicity makes it super speedy and does not take up much space in your project. In fact, most of my project is just about making sure users don't put in an invalid answer! Please check out some of my other projects! --Updates- 7-29-14-- -Fixed Double Type-in Glitch for Encoding --Updates- 9-13-14-- -Removed the Variable "Remainder"
