Not sure if this has been done before. Figured I'd have a go anyway! Just read the following details and then run the attached project.
-The demo reads the ascii value of each character in the entered username (must be length 5 by default)
-It then performs a chosen function on these values to determine the required password. By default I've used a very basic "ceasar cipher" to simply shift each value by 3. This function should be made more complex to increase security (edit "script-password")
-If the entered password is correct, "ACCEPTED" will be displayed and an exitfade will then lead to your main project. Otherwise "DENIED" will be displayed and the project will exit.
e.g try
username:"hello"
password:"khoor"
If you're lost, check an ascii table to see how each character is being shifted by 3:
http://www.asciitable.com/
If anyone wants to improve it, that'd be cool- I didn't spend too much time on it so it's not that efficiently scripted.
-The demo reads the ascii value of each character in the entered username (must be length 5 by default)
-It then performs a chosen function on these values to determine the required password. By default I've used a very basic "ceasar cipher" to simply shift each value by 3. This function should be made more complex to increase security (edit "script-password")
-If the entered password is correct, "ACCEPTED" will be displayed and an exitfade will then lead to your main project. Otherwise "DENIED" will be displayed and the project will exit.
e.g try
username:"hello"
password:"khoor"
If you're lost, check an ascii table to see how each character is being shifted by 3:
http://www.asciitable.com/
If anyone wants to improve it, that'd be cool- I didn't spend too much time on it so it's not that efficiently scripted.
PasswordSystem.3dr
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! Thank you very mutch! 
