mrgarretocode

NOTE: The original translator can be found at http://mrgarretto.com/secret, if you want to see how accurate this is, just remember to add "^?" at the end of the manual translation!

all text is reversed before translating
if you're translating "foo", you would run "oof" through the text procedure.
if you're translating from a text to english, drop "^?" off, that's simply to check if you're translating from or back in MrGarreto's original translator, it's included in every single translation.
here's the codex:
, = 4
' = 2
! = 8
. = 5
a = #
b = $
c = !
d = ~
e = &
f = _
g = )
h = :
i = +
j = '
k = .
l = =
m = -
n = ,
o = /
p = >
q = <
r = {
s = @
t = }
u = [
v = 6
w = ]
x = ^
y = *
z = %
if it is a capital letter, put 1 before the symbol.
so, capital Z would be "1%", because % is the symbol and the 1 means it's capital.
any characters not in the above codex can be be ignored, but they still have to be reversed.
if you're translating it through the original translator,
you will want to add "^?" at the end, because this defines if it's translating to or from.
for example:
"vwx" would be run through as "xwv", because we reverse it
then we would make each letter the character
x = ^; w = ], v = 6
so the translation for "vwx" would be "^]6", or "^]6^?".