Pig Pen Cipher Mod (1.20.4) - Minecraft Font

Pig Pen Cipher (1.20.4) adds Pig Pen Cipher to Minecraft as a new font. You can use it for books, fonts, chat messages, tooltips, and most of the rest of the text in the game.

How to use

Cipher Usage

Pigpen ciphers are sometimes referred to as three-way ciphers. This is because the key used to encode/decode the symbol appears as a three-eyed series.

To write a letter using the pigpen cipher, simply replace the letter with the string that surrounds it. For example, if you want to write the letter A, draw an inverted L and E as a square. If there is a point in the symbol, you use the right version, which is N if the point is inside the square.

This may seem complicated at first, but the practice will be easier to deal with.

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If this mod is installed on a Forge server, you will have several custom commands available to help you use this mod. These commands can also be used in a single game if the mod is set.

/pigpen say - sends a message to the chat using the cipher. This team can be used by all players. The plain text version of the message is written to the server console.

/pigpen hand - rename the item you are holding using the cipher, only for 2nd-level OPS.

/pigpen book (encode|decode) - renames the workbook you are holding with encryption. It can also turn an encrypted book into a clear text book, only for Lv2 OPS.

/pigpen tile (encode|decode) - Encrypts tiles, such as characters, for Lv2 Ops only.

Code:

Code: If you are developing mods or have access to code/script tools, you can apply encryption to ITextComponent by changing the style of the component.

// The MCP name is not yet available.

// func_240703_c_ = setStyle

// func_240719_a_ = setFontId

IFormattableTextComponent text = new StringTextComponent("Hello World");

text.func_240703_c_(text.getStyle().func_240719_a_(new ResourceLocation("pigpen", "pigpen")));

Vanilla teams and NBT:

Vanilla commands and NBT: All vanilla commands that can specify text components can use ciphers to determine the font ID in the text property. For example, you can use this in the give and title commands.

/give @p stone{display:{Name:"[{"text": "Hello", "italic":false, "color": "gold", "font": "pigpen:pigpen"}]"}}1

/title @a title {"text": "Hello", "font": "pigpen:pigpen"}