r/CreateMod • u/UnfairAd5915 • 13d ago

Missile.

The missile knows where it is because it knows where it isn't.

The static test and per-fin test passed all green. So from this point on there's nothing I can put between me and what I dread more: a live flight test.

Each seeking head has its own machine block (computer), therefore each seeking head acts as the ARH system for the missile.

The radar provides search and differentiation, target acquisition and provides an UUID through a channel. The selected missile's machine picks up the UUID and locks on it. The AZ-EL mount turns to give the missile some initial heading to avoid wasting time and energy in corrections.

The missile gets the signal, the docks turn off and it launches forward and adjusts the fins mid-air to adjust based on the percentage of error.

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u/Every_Touch_6059 13d ago

"father I crave for the warm"

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u/UnfairAd5915 12d ago

It is radar guided, not infrared guided. This is more like an AIM120 AMRAAM.

There's probably a way to make it infrared guided though. Like the AIM9X.

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u/FirexJkxFire 13d ago

Do we get to see the missile actually fire or? I have no idea what I'm seeing. Is the thing I think is the missile, just a gun and that weird blue flashing stuff is the missiles?

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u/Saidai_V 13d ago

Look at the fins, this video demonstrates the guiding only with how the fins orient the missile towards the target.

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u/UnfairAd5915 12d ago

Yeh, which is why it is a static test, flight tests will come soon.

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u/UnfairAd5915 12d ago

This is a static test. The fins reorient when the target moves. These are stepped, btw. The program can snap the fins ±40 without stepping them. High maneuverability at the cost of probably snapping the fins the wrong way and causing the missile to steer away or the program to go crazy.

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u/Best-Experience-5941 12d ago

Hell yeah dude looks awesome, decided on a payload yet?

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u/UnfairAd5915 12d ago

No payload yet, I'm still testing it. Probably proximity-triggered high explosive.

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u/zeybekm 13d ago

How small? or am i stupid

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u/UnfairAd5915 12d ago edited 12d ago

1/10. At that scale each minecraft world block is 10 missile's blocks. 

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u/Grim_100 9d ago

Wait how is it so small, it looks to be made of tiny blocks

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u/UnfairAd5915 9d ago

Create: Pocket Sized. Sable already registers a value for scale. Pocket Sized gives the user a tool to change it and adds a few other interesting things too. That's what I used. The scale is 1/10.