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4.3.1.5 Platforms of the Space Domain The bits of the Entity-Appearance field for space platforms are defined as follows: Name Bits Purpose Paint 0 Describes the paint scheme of an entity Scheme 0 - Uniform color 1 - Camouflage Mobility 1 Describes characteristics of mobility kills 0 - No mobility kill 1 - Mobility kill 2 Unused Damage 3-4 Describes the damaged visual appearance of an entity 0 - No damage 1 - Slight damage Smoke 5-6 0 - Not smoking 1 - Smoke plume rising from the entity 2 - 3 Unused 7-14 Unused Flaming 15 Describes whether flames are rising from an entity 0 - None 1 - Flames present 16-20 Unused 439 Section 4.3 Entity Appearance Frozen 21 Describes the frozen status of a space platform Status 0 - Not frozen 1 - Frozen (Frozen entities should not be dead-reckoned, i.e they should be displayed as fixed at the current location even if non-zero velocity, acceleration or rotation data is received from the frozen entity) Power-plant 22 Describes the power-plant status of a space platform Status 0 - Power plant off 1 - Power plant on State 23 Describes the state of a space platform 0 - Active 1 - Deactivated 24-31 Unused
4.3.2 Munition Kind The bits of the Entity-Appearance field for munitions are defined as follows: Name Bits Purpose 0-6 Unused 440 Section 4.3 Entity Appearance Trailing 7-8 Describes the size of the vapor trail trailing effect for the effects entity 0 - None 1 - Small 2 - Medium 3 - Large 9 - 14 Unused Flaming 15 Describes whether flames are rising from an entity 0 - None 1 - Flames present Launch flash 16 Describes the presence of a guided munition's launch flash 0 - No launch flash present 1 - Launch flash present 17 - 20 Unused Frozen 21 Describes the frozen status of a guided munition Status 0 - Not frozen 1 - Frozen (Frozen entities should not be dead-reckoned, i.e. they should be displayed as fixed at the current location even if non-zero velocity, acceleration or rotation data is received from the frozen entity) Power-plant 22 Describes the power-plant status of a guided munition Status 0 - Power plant off 1 - Power plant on State 23 Describes the state of a guided munition 0 - Active 1 - Deactivated 24-30 Unused Masked / Cloaked 31 Describes if the entity is Masked / Cloaked or Not 0 - Not Masked / Not Cloaked 1 - Masked / Cloaked
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