Bitwise flag
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Bitwise flags are binary, with each bit position representing a different flag. If multiple flags are true, the values appear summed up as a single number in the editor. In binary and decimal, the flags look like this:
binary = decimal 000000001 = 1 000000010 = 2 000000100 = 4 000001000 = 8 000010000 = 16 000100000 = 32 001000000 = 64 010000000 = 128 100000000 = 256
If flags 64, 8, 4, and 2 are set, then the flag will be this:
001001110 = 78
Bitwise flags can be found in DA2 conversation line types and cinematic inventory flags.