Exponentiation
What It Does
The Exponentiation node calculates e (Euler's number, approximately 2.71828) raised to a specified power. This function creates exponential growth or decay and is particularly useful for natural growth patterns.
Inputs
Exponent
The power to raise e to
Number
Yes
Outputs
Value
The result of e^exponent
Number

How to Use It
Drag the Exponentiation node into your graph.
Connect a number to the "Exponent" input.
The output will be e raised to the power of the input value.
Use this for creating natural exponential growth or decay patterns.

Tips
Positive exponents create exponential growth (faster than linear or polynomial).
Negative exponents create exponential decay, approaching zero.
An exponent of 0 always outputs 1.
See Also
Use Cases
Natural Growth Patterns: Model organic growth in design elements like spacing.
Decay Effects: Create natural fading or transition effects.
Smooth Non-linear Scaling: Generate values that change at an exponential rate.
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