Introducing TPA 3.0

TPA 3.0 allows the system to store multiple keys and encrypt messages using the highest level of encryption, RNE (Random Number Encryption).

RNE, or Random Number Encryption allows the TPA module to convert letters to numbers and then multiply that value by a random number, therefore making the message hard to decode. And, with RNE², each letter will be encrypted using a different key each time, therefore making it even harder to decrypt. 

While ScriptOS 15 (1.1.1.9.3) isn't available yet for pre-testing, the standalone version of TPA 3.0 is available for download here. Note that since this is a security application, the application version is the only version that will be supplied. 

TPA 3.0.1 enables a feature called "In-Script Speed Booster".  Instead of running a loop, the script will run 4-12 times before looping again. This feature can boost processing speed by at least 3 times. This feature works best when you have Turbo Mode on and a framerate lower than 20 (the most optimal framerate is 10).

ISSB is disabled for the encryption process due to ISSB hurting performance.

The way TurboWarp works is that the higher your framerate, the more CPU usage. So, if you turn on Turbo Mode and have a framerate of 250 (which is the maximum in TurboWarp) you will get a lower (and in some cases significantly lower) processing speed than if you had Turbo Mode on with an FPS of 10. Doing this allows your computer to have more headroom.

No. ISSB only speeds the script, not modifying any characters.

ISSB turns on automatically when there is over 20% done, and turns off afterwards. ISSB only works for writing to memory (Stage 1/3).