I realized that float has a cap somewhere at 10 digits. Is it possible to expand it up to a Vigintillion? (10^63). I’m making an IDLE game (sorry :p), and it requires waaay bigger numbers than a billion. I need the exact numbers for the math, so I can’t cheat like converting it to “1 Billion” and count with billions after that.
Any advice is welcome, thank you guys 
First of all, you probably want integers rather than floats. But there’s a problem anyway: even the largest standard integer type in C++ (unsigned long long) maxes out at 18,446,744,073,709,551,615 which is a far cry from a vigintillion.
I don’t know the size of the BP integer type, though I guess it’s a standard long, so that’s even further from your goal.
So that leaves a few choices: either implement your own bignum class in Blueprint (an insane concept indeed), integrate some external C++ implementation like TTMath (not ideal if you want to go BP only), or cheat (most likely the way to go).
Hi ,
Thanks for your input. Unfortunately, if I would use integers and for example multiply 1 with 1.1
A - nothing happens as it is rounded down
B - I could use Ceil and always round up, but that gives me false data 
I just tested it and integers has the same cap as floats. Sadly I just started using Blueprints and have no clue about C++, this is my first game
I vote for cheating. Good luck!