@yfooD
They launch themselves at you

How do I launch the missiles?

@s5ehfr9 Do I remove the whole line?

@s5ehfr9 Thanks

@TerminalGuidance In the line of code that filters crafts there's a "grounded" condition in the statement. Remove that and it should fire at ground targets too. keep in mind that the missile does not avoid ground collision so it might not work

@s5ehfr9 Smort >:)

@s5ehfr9 Ohhh so its airborne... I thought I can use it for land missile lol. 😅
So any chance I can change that to target land vehicles

@TerminalGuidance Just input the number. Also, you can't manually set a target for it but it will automatically target anything airborne within the range you input.

@TerminalGuidance Even when I target it. Also when the craft ask you the meter distance do you have to put like "1500" or "1500 meters"

Hhhmmm... The rotator and hinge rotator doesn't work. :///

Noice. This is pretty useful for AA defense.

Ah, thank you.

@t4zcomz The program is inside the nose cone of each missile. And there is an explosion command in Vizzy: set part (id) [exploded] ()
I don't know exactly how detached parts work but the programs appear to be working until it gets destroyed.

@s5ehfr9, may I ask how the missiles are guided? I noticed the fins are controlled by hinges, but the missiles themselves do not have command chips.

Also, how do you guarantee all parts explode? From what I could make sense of the Vizzy code, there is no explode part coding.

I also noticed things like the missiles aren't attached to the main command pod? Very curious about how it works.

This is so accurate and perfect, and it doesn't even rely on an internal guidance system.

That's what I'm talking about!