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@antivivi/alyanum

v1.1.6

Published

Alisa Mikhailovna "Alya" Kujou's go-to big number library for small and large-scale incremental games!

Downloads

32

Readme

AlyaNum

Alisa Mikhailovna "Alya" Kujou's go-to big number library for small and large-scale incremental games!

AlyaNum is a fork of OmegaNum by FoundForces and Naruyoko, rewriting some of its unoptimized code to increase performance while what makes it special - its limit.

This number library goes up to 10^^^^^10, which to say the least, is pretty much impossible to reach by any Roblox game. Yet, it still performs faster than other number libraries such as EternityNum and InfiniteMath while having a higher limit!

If you really, really care about performance and don't need such a high limit, consider checking out my other number library, SerikaNum. It has a smaller limit of 10^(2^1024) but generally outperforms it ~4-20x.