> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://guide.cronuszen.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://guide.cronuszen.com/gpcscripting/gpc-script-guide/reference/constants/32-bit-masks.md). # 32-bit masks One-bit masks spanning all 32 positions of a Live integer. ### Constants

Name	Value	Description
`BITMASK_1`	`1`	32-bit mask with bit 0 set.
`BITMASK_2`	`2`	32-bit mask with bit 1 set.
`BITMASK_3`	`4`	32-bit mask with bit 2 set.
`BITMASK_4`	`8`	32-bit mask with bit 3 set.
`BITMASK_5`	`16`	32-bit mask with bit 4 set.
`BITMASK_6`	`32`	32-bit mask with bit 5 set.
`BITMASK_7`	`64`	32-bit mask with bit 6 set.
`BITMASK_8`	`128`	32-bit mask with bit 7 set.
`BITMASK_9`	`256`	32-bit mask with bit 8 set.
`BITMASK_10`	`512`	32-bit mask with bit 9 set.
`BITMASK_11`	`1024`	32-bit mask with bit 10 set.
`BITMASK_12`	`2048`	32-bit mask with bit 11 set.
`BITMASK_13`	`4096`	32-bit mask with bit 12 set.
`BITMASK_14`	`8192`	32-bit mask with bit 13 set.
`BITMASK_15`	`16384`	32-bit mask with bit 14 set.
`BITMASK_16`	`32768`	32-bit mask with bit 15 set.
`BITMASK_17`	`65536`	32-bit mask with bit 16 set.
`BITMASK_18`	`131072`	32-bit mask with bit 17 set.
`BITMASK_19`	`262144`	32-bit mask with bit 18 set.
`BITMASK_20`	`524288`	32-bit mask with bit 19 set.
`BITMASK_21`	`1048576`	32-bit mask with bit 20 set.
`BITMASK_22`	`2097152`	32-bit mask with bit 21 set.
`BITMASK_23`	`4194304`	32-bit mask with bit 22 set.
`BITMASK_24`	`8388608`	32-bit mask with bit 23 set.
`BITMASK_25`	`16777216`	32-bit mask with bit 24 set.
`BITMASK_26`	`33554432`	32-bit mask with bit 25 set.
`BITMASK_27`	`67108864`	32-bit mask with bit 26 set.
`BITMASK_28`	`134217728`	32-bit mask with bit 27 set.
`BITMASK_29`	`268435456`	32-bit mask with bit 28 set.
`BITMASK_30`	`536870912`	32-bit mask with bit 29 set.
`BITMASK_31`	`1073741824`	32-bit mask with bit 30 set.
`BITMASK_32`	`-2147483648`	32-bit mask with bit 31 set.

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