Morse Code in... skyrim? what?

Nov 7, 2016 8:59 PM

Valatros

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Skyrim Mystery Book? Morse code?

So I found a book on the well in Whiterun in skyrim (legendary, not SE edition). I dunno if it's from a mod or what, because I'm using an entirely ridiculous number of mods, but it's there. I tried pasting it into morse code translators but none of them worked since there's no clear break between words or characters or what have you. Mild internet fame to anyone who can tell me wtf is this things deal, since my google-fu has proven much, much too weak to figure it out on my own!

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Post this to one of the Bethesda forums, one of the creators r likely to see their own handywork

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Oh fuck, not this Sombra shit again

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I'm looking forward to see someone brilliant who can solve this mistery

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I bet it's a reference to Fallout.

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I was looking this up and was going to be like, "I got you fam." But.. it isn't spaced right and could be all sorts of things.

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Not morse code

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I like to code break as a hobby, but I'm going to say that's actually based off of player piano music rolls based off the pattern.

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I say pattern as it looks too uniform to be Morse code

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At quick glance I don't think it's binary. Too little variation between zeroes and ones. Though I didn't try to convert it though

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Actually you might be onto something, if each line is a set.

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Going to say no, tried the first two lines, first thing I learned is that for binary to text it must be divisible by 8, these lines aren't.

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it's not morse code, but maybe it's a simple numerical code. 12 / 8 / 5 / 1 / 11/ etc.

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