MUSST Ground Missile Pack (v 1.0)
THE MUSTARDS – Ground Ordnance Pack v1.0
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[b]Created by:[/b] HEINZ-MUSTARD
[b]Version:[/b] 1.0
[b]Focus:[/b] Ground-target missiles and guided bombs
[b]Total Missiles:[/b] 16 (includes 3 guided bombs)
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Overview
This pack focuses on ground-target operations — ATGMs and guided bombs using Beamriding (LOSBR Gen2), GPS, and Lazer terminal guidance.
Many of these missiles include [b]anti-chaff systems[/b] — keep that in mind when defending or attacking.
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Package Breakdown
[b]Total Missiles:[/b] 15
• [b]ATGMs:[/b] 9 Beamriding (LOSBR Gen2), 2 GPS, 2 Lazer
• [b]Guided Bombs:[/b] 3 (guided bomb configs included)
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Guidance Abbreviations
[b]LOSBR (Gen2)[/b] — Beamriding
: Uses your second-generation beamriding system. The missile rides the beam directly from the launcher, requiring line-of-sight the entire flight. Simple, reliable, and highly resistant to GNSS jamming.
[b]Lazer[/b] — Lazer Designator Terminal Guidance
: Requires a designator on your vehicle or a teammate’s spotter. The missile homes in on reflected laser energy for precision terminal attacks.
[b]RLOS[/b] — Radar Line Of Sight
: Basic radar-based line-of-sight guidance. Excellent for direct engagements but depends on constant radar tracking.
[b]ASS (Active Silent Scan)[/b] — Low-Signature Pulse Radar
: Uses a pulsing radar method that sends extremely small radar-warning pings to enemy sensors. This reduces the chance of triggering countermeasures and avoids most anti-chaff defenses.
[b]RCCM[/b] — Radar Counter-Counter Measures
: Allows radar-guided missiles to tolerate moderate chaff interference. While not used with ASS systems, it provides resilience against radar spoofing and clutter.
[b]INS[/b] — Inertial Navigation System (with GPS Handoff)
: Primarily GPS-guided, but can continue toward the last known XYZ coordinates if GPS (channel 980) is lost. Once signal resumes, it attempts to reacquire and correct course. (Reminder: missiles use [b]XYZ[/b], not XZY.)
[b]SARH[/b] — Semi-Active Radar Homing
: Basic radar/GPS hybrid. If the firing platform loses lock the missile has a low recovery rate. When paired with INS, it has a higher chance of reacquiring and completing its attack.
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Setup for beam riding
• Place the [b]microcontroller[/b] that is directly below the missile and wire it to a [b]radio on channel 980[/b].
• Attach a [b]physics sensor[/b] to your vehicle — default orientation works if linked to the seat. You may also mount it on a turret or camera.
• If mounted to a turret, [b]do NOT wire the controller directly to your seat[/b].
• Lazer missiles require a designator to target (mounted or external spotter).
• GPS missiles use [b]XYZ[/b] on channel 980 — not XZY.
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Quick Tips
• Beamriders: Best when you maintain direct line-of-sight.
• Lazer: Requires an active designator — mount one or have a teammate paint the target.
• GPS/INS: Uses XYZ on ch. 980; INS improves recovery from GPS loss.
• Many missiles include anti-chaff — defenders should vary countermeasures.
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Thanks
Thanks for checking out the [b]Ground Ordnance Pack v1.0[/b] — from [b]THE MUSTARDS[/b]!
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