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Exp

e raised to the input, with the exponent clamped to plus or minus 80 so it cannot run away to infinity.

Exp node

The Exp node

When to use it

e raised to the input, with the exponent clamped to plus or minus 80 so it cannot run away to infinity.

It still grows absurdly fast. exp(20) is half a billion. This is a falloff tool, not a scaling tool: exp of a negative squared distance is the Gaussian bump you usually wanted.

A field that has gone flat and enormous is nearly always an exp with a positive argument nobody meant to feed it.

Pins

Pin Type Description
Input Number The number to work on.
Pin Type Description
Result Number The answer.