Glottal Crypts

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There are a few here who make up their own languages. I know I used to too but maybe I still do. But has anyone actually tried making their own crypt using what seems to be a speakable language? Probably the best example of this might be the Voynich Manuscript.

So with that, I open up the floor. What do you think it requires to come up with a solid glottal crypt?

I did this as a child, but now, I use the paleo-Hebrew lettering.

Was it merely a made up language (using a Indo-European template) or did you go about actually encrypting by creating your own template?

I created a language and a font for it which could be used for English and German text as well.

Is what is in your sig an example of it? How does it work?

Klingon (yes, the made-up language on Star Trek) was actually constructed by a linguist. It's gotten far enough to have Hamlet in the Original Klingon... That's the only made-up language I know about lately.

It has a fairly simple grammar and a regular spelling. It is a real constructed language though.

Let me show an example:
Tekneluru mi'aru mi aji, il'sidekhir'ra mi kia. Mi'ki'vasu kynha'het kirki.
Interlinear, this is:
Dream 3PS'is it only, 2PS'reach'in it, when-FUT. 3PS'FUT'become easy then.