We often need to plot very large or very small numbers. ScottPlot's recent version is not able to render such plots. If we use large numbers, it starts to consume up GBs of RAM, eventually crashing the app.
double[] xs = new double[] { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 };
double[] ys = new double[] { 1E15, 4E15, 9E15, 16E15, 25E15 };
scottPlotUC1.plt.PlotScatter(xs, ys);
scottPlotUC1.Render();
If we try to display very small numbers, it works, but not showing the numbers at the axis ticks. Could this be fixed somehow? I think the fix should contain adding new features to the package, we could call it like "AxisScaling". Here we could set the formatting of the axis numbers (number of digits, precision, scientific/engineering/normal/... number formats )...
What do you think?

edit: my temporary workaround is that, I divide the large array by 1E15, then name the axis as "1E15 unit".