Question Get accurate CS:GO skin wear value

[TheRedMelon]

First of all I'm using C#, not node.js; I'm not sure where to ask so I thought I'd try here.

 

I have the 'SkinData.paintwear' value as a uint from CS:GO.  I'd like to show it as an accurate 16 decimal place value, but I can't figure out how.

So far I have:

Convert.ToDouble(BitConverter.ToSingle(BitConverter.GetBytes(client.SkinData.paintwear), 0))

But this returns only 15 decimal places, and the 15th is rounded.

How can I get the extra decimal place?

[Dr. McKay]

Get rid of the Convert.ToDouble call.

[TheRedMelon]

Doesn't work, 

BitConverter.ToSingle(BitConverter.GetBytes(client.SkinData.paintwear), 0)

just leaves it as a single, showing only 6 digits after the decimal point.

[Dr. McKay]

The value is a single-precision float. A double will give you the wrong value. It sounds like whatever you're using to display it is truncating the number of decimals, so you should go check that.