Oh wow- I didn’t realize you could do this
@FusionLord this is what you’re looking for, ignore what I said, as it is unnecessarily complex.
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currently in study hall lol, but I think all these are good answeres
I was replying to gimkit101
You can use the “create text with” function to bypass it, this is either an oversight by gimkit or just a niche feature.
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It’s absolutely an oversight… but I don’t think there’s any need to file a bug report anytime soon 
gimkit101
people were being off-topic despite several reminders
padlets are in bio
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Wait then how would you convert the text to a number?
You can use an “interpreter” to see if letter = letter, then use the create text function to create text with a “translated” property and the number it corresponds to. (horribly inefficient but it gets it done)
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You can convert text to a number by putting it into a text property and then multiplying by 1. It has to be a property though cause it won’t let you multiply a string. I learned this from @Blackhole927
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Okay - I’ll see what I can do. Just don’t expect something so soon.
You can use a variable to multiply instead of using a whole property, too.
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I’m not really sure if this belongs in the clay-institute section… What do you think Blackhole? This seems more of a normal mechanic/bug…
While I’m doing this, I’m gonna test just how far you can break this with encoding lol.
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You can use create text to increase it even more.
Oh this was already mentioned
Technically, properties can have an infinite amount of characters, though it might cause a ungodly amount of lag.
If you have a Fibonacci number generator without a manual stopping point, it only grows. I don’t think that it stops. I’ll test this.
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It’s not clay institute
yeah that’s what I figured lol.