Better /Disguise Script.java [Coded in Python]

[GamerChappy]

So, a lot of people recently have been complaining recently (or at least commenting) that the name generator to disguise people is too obvious. When you are looking through 24 people, it isn't too hard to spot a donor. Plus you can always double-check with the first few letters of their disguised name and then 'tab'. If it doesn't auto-complete the name, then that is a disguised player.

While I do not know how to stop the 'tab' issue, I would like to contribute a way of making a better random name generator. The name generator is coded in Python. While I helped with modifying some parts, a guy named 'PXYC' originally coded this for a different game.

The source code for the name generator used is below:

import time # Sleep
from random import choice, randint # Teaches Python about the ability to pick something randomly
from optparse import OptionParser

uppercase = [
    "A",
    "B",
    "C",
    "D",
    "E",
    "F",
    "G",
    "H",
    "I",
    "J",
    "K",
    "L",
    "M",
    "N",
    "O",
    "P",
    "H",
    "I",
    "J",
    "K",
    "L",
    "M",
    "N",
    "O",
    "P",
    "Q",
    "R",
    "S",
    "T",
    "U",
    "V",
    "W",
    "X",
    "Y",
    "Z"
    ]

syl1 = [
    "Da",
    "Di",
    "Do",
    "Er",
    "Et",
    "En",
    "Ev",
    "Da",
    "Mi",
    "Est",
    "Os",
    "Ta",
    "Mos",
    "Ye",
    "Yi",
    "Za",
    "Zo",
    "Te",
    "Yap",
    "Moz",
    "Yot",
    "Yit",
    "Stu",
    "Mor",
    "Dan",
    "Fas",
    "Dul",
    "Fan",
    "Ho",
    "Doy",
    "Far",
    "Kor",
    "Fad",
    "Dat",
    "Fis",
    "Art",
    "Ant",
    "Ara",
    "Aft",
    "Ana",
    "Asa"
    ]
syl2 = [
    "st",
    "ne",
    "re",
    "ta",
    "fa",
    "de",
    "ta",
    "do",
    "in",
    "ta",
    "ny",
    "st",
    "yo",
    "ak",
    "ey",
    "eh",
    "en",
    "et",
    "un",
    "ud",
    "us"
    ]
syl3 = [
    "a",
    "b",
    "c",
    "d",
    "e",
    "f",
    "g",
    "h",
    "i",
    "j",
    "k",
    "l",
    "m",
    "n",
    "o",
    "p",
    "r",
    "s",
    "t",
    "u",
    "v",
    "w",
    "x",
    "y",
    "z",
    "an",
    "ra",
    "ts",
    "fs",
    "ad",
    "st",
    "ra"
    ]

    syll1 = choice(syl1)
    syll2 = choice(syl2)
    syll3 = choice(syl3)
    syllist1 = list(syll1)
    syllist2 = list(syll2)
    syllist3 = list(syll3)
    if syllist1[len(syllist1) - 1] == syllist2[0] or syllist2[len(syllist2) - 1] == syllist3[0]: # This checks whether the name is awkward (e.g. Etttstat)
        generate() # Repeats the generating of a name.
    else:
        global name
        name = syll1 + syll2 + syll3
            name = name

This code explains that the script will select a starting capital letter, and 3 other syllables from 3 varied lists, rather than using full words. This adds more creativity and complexity to generated names. Of course, this could be varied. Syllables could include numbers, and not just letters. You could also add another syllable, or even change the selection of syllables to make them as or not as complex.

Note: Although this is programmed in 'Python' (a programming language), Minecraft uses the language 'Java' to code. This would not magically work if you were to rename the file, not to mention this script was meant to be run client-side. Something I cannot do is link this code up to MCGamer's database. This is meant to be a better way to make randomly generated names more complex and harder to find.

Please leave comments, constructive criticism, or anything else you want to say below!

GamerChappy.

 

[BoostMeGaming]

Umm, what if it disguises to a name that has already been used by a REAL player, let's say like Blamph

 

[5Life]

Umm, what if it disguises to a name that has already been used by a REAL player, let's say like Blamph

Did you need to tag?

 

[BoostMeGaming]

Did you need to tag?

Yes

 

[Blamph]

This is actually pretty good. I looked over the code and it's very clean. I say give it a whirl through private testing!

 

[GamerChappy]

This is actually pretty good. I looked over the code and it's very clean. I say give it a whirl through private testing!

Someone would need to convert it into .java though. I find Python a lot easier to read, modify (and sort of code) because I don't need to tell the script what I'm doing. Python already knows the meaning of radiant, or subtract, unlike other codes where you need to teach the script everything from scratch.

Also, the script is meant to be very clean, because it was used in another game.

 

[GamerChappy]

Ava

No! Don't do that! He'll just lock the thread like he did with my Anti-Regeneration script...