3.2 Cell Flags

This is a bit-field containing a number of different flags; each flag is a bit from the binary equivalent of the decimal integer value. Bits are numbered, starting from the least significant (i.e. right-most), consecutively beginning with 0. For example, the decimal value 21 is 1101 in binary, indicating that bits 0, 2, and 3 are set - all other bits are clear.

It is essential that these flags are scanned since they determine the subsequent formatting of the cell data.

Bit	Value (Hex)	Value (Dec)	Meaning if set
0	0x01	1	Cell attributes are present.
1	0x02	2	Cell joint data (parameters and geometry) is present.
2	0x04	4	Cell geometry is present.
3	0x08	8	Cell geometry is in matrix form.
4	0x10	16	Inherit color from parent. Color attributes are ignored.
5	0x20	32	Cell has associated data in AutoMod. TODO - expand on this.
6	0x40	64	Bounding box data is present. This feature is only supported in VR Graphics versions.