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Advanced Number Formatter (Short, Comma & BigInteger)
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About Advanced Number Formatter (Short, Comma & BigInteger)
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# Advanced Number Formatter (Short, Comma & BigInteger) — Unity Plugin
Stop copy-pasting number formatting code every project. Two formatters, zero setup, works everywhere.
Example
Here's a quick example of how to use the plugin:
using NumberFormat;
string a = CommaFormat.Format(1000000); // "1,000,000"
string b = ShortFormat.Format(1500000); // "1.5M"
What Is This?
NumberFormat gives you two utility classes for the most common number display problems in games.
CommaFormat - turns `1000000` into `"1,000,000"` — useful for scoreboards, currency displays, and stat screens.
ShortFormat - turns `1500000` into `"1.5M"` — useful for idle games, leaderboards, and damage numbers where space is limited.
Both formatters are static classes. No MonoBehaviour, no GameObject, no setup. Just call a method.
Editor Preview Window
Open via Window → NumberFormat Preview to test any number and see the formatted result instantly without entering Play Mode.
Requirements
Unity 2020.3 LTS or newer
System.Numerics — included in .NET Standard 2.1 (Unity 2021+ default)
No third-party packages required
Stop copy-pasting number formatting code every project. Two formatters, zero setup, works everywhere.
Example
Here's a quick example of how to use the plugin:
using NumberFormat;
string a = CommaFormat.Format(1000000); // "1,000,000"
string b = ShortFormat.Format(1500000); // "1.5M"
What Is This?
NumberFormat gives you two utility classes for the most common number display problems in games.
CommaFormat - turns `1000000` into `"1,000,000"` — useful for scoreboards, currency displays, and stat screens.
ShortFormat - turns `1500000` into `"1.5M"` — useful for idle games, leaderboards, and damage numbers where space is limited.
Both formatters are static classes. No MonoBehaviour, no GameObject, no setup. Just call a method.
Editor Preview Window
Open via Window → NumberFormat Preview to test any number and see the formatted result instantly without entering Play Mode.
Requirements
Unity 2020.3 LTS or newer
System.Numerics — included in .NET Standard 2.1 (Unity 2021+ default)
No third-party packages required