number limit ??

I realized that construct 2 has a "number limit" and would like to know if this is true watch the video for more details

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https://youtu.be/xhosZFBIzX4

Construct uses JavaScript which uses 64bit double percision floating point to represent numbers. Roughly off the top of my head that gives about 15 significant digits and any number from 2^-308 to 2^308.

And if it's any consolation most programs use that or something less percise (single percision) or less range (32bit integers).

so you can not have numbers larger than 15 digits ?

Is that an issue? How many digits do you want a number to have?

Read more in Wikipedia about "floating point" numbers for more info.

FWIW, the limit is in your CPU circuitry, not Construct.

If you need to use bigger numbers, the solution might be to simply use two numbers to store the effective "one number" in two halves. Only works for addition and subtraction I'd think though, with lots of checks to see if an addition would push the bottom half so that it increments / decrements the top half