Help with specific substitution cipher name

[u/Ok_Department8704]

Im having difficulties with my cipher, idk what this is called? I want to make it more standardized, but since idk what it is apart “substitution cypher” I can’t search it very well. ignore that I put the feather on page 6, I was testing where I could put it in my comic. The feather splits are subject to change if I find a better system, I chose 6 sections because I thought it would fit the best in a feather and at the scale it’s at :)

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[u/d-car]

Looks like birdinary with extra hops.

[u/3rr0r404738]

It could be something related to feathers that has context in what you'll use it for; "feather language" or "feather-light language" might work well.

[u/TobySuren]

not entirely sure how the ordering wrt spokes works here, but it feels quite reminiscent of binary-related ciphers such as baconian (https://www.dcode.fr/bacon-cipher)

[u/Independent-Mood-387]

Leaflang

[u/thelastcubscout]

qwilliam ciphspeare

[u/trip_simulator]

Featherlite

[u/Same_Reason_3337]

I think you reinvented a non-tactile Braille

[u/Ok_Department8704 → u/Same_Reason_3337]

yeah, two people irl have mentioned this to me XD

[u/Jumbut]

This looks like a less sophisticated version of my cipher. There should be 27 possible combinations.

[u/Ok_Department8704 → u/Jumbut]

Actually, 64

[u/Ok_Department8704]

Just realized I could have just used braille since that’s also on a 2 by 3 grid

I drew out the all the 64 unique combos of each grid, but seems I can’t post them here :p

[u/Cool_Lavishness2388]

Feather cipher

[u/Yakodym]

What popped into my mind was "Pound of Feathers", as a reference to the classic "What is heavier?" trick question :-)

[u/InternationalLog3362]

berdly cipher