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Duke's Big Numbers 1.0
C++ and Blueprint libraries for performing math, analysis, and formatting with really large numbers (>10e308).
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Duke's Big Numbers 1.0
C++ and Blueprint libraries for performing math, analysis, and formatting with really large numbers (>10e308).
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The example project, Duke's Big Calculator (BigCalc), is available at https://www.smilingcatentertainment.com/download/BigCalc-1.0.0.1-Project.zip
This first-person test map showcases many applied concepts relating to DBN.
By hovering the mouse cursor over the numeric "register" displays and typing, numbers can be entered. Then, an operation button can be clicked, performing the desired calculation on the input number.
In addition to performing calculations, the number formatter can be dynamically changed using the buttons along the left side.
The example project contains an atlas blueprint that show the blueprint node possibilities for the library.
In some cases, not all autoconverting variants are shown (for instance, for equality comarison nodes).
BigCalc also includes a few bonus content assets that you are free to modify and use for your projects:
Used to render a Widget onto a textured surface at a given size and pixel resolution
Renders the texture provided to it as though it were on a large scoreboard-style display with significant gaps between pixels.
A hack of the stock M_Concrete_Poured starter material made to look like a permanently wet floor, as is trope in Hollywood action media.
Simple shader hack applied to a cylinder to simulate a Retrowave Sun in the sky.
Nothing special, just an emissive material for the logo decals in the scene
Feel free to use this in a splash screen, as a title screen icon, or in your credits to highlight your use of DBN in your project.
1.9.6