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SM Type 2 | Multipurpose missile

The name has been changed from VLS Type 2 to SM Type 2.


・Vertically-launched missile with multi-purpose
・P-missile shoot-down rate: approx. 70%.
・Command guidance + active radar homing
・New radar is used.
・Equipped with warhead (medium)
・Total length: 4.75m, 214mass
・Maximum speed: 150 m/s, range: 12 km
・ELI1 or ELI2 input by Mr. 猫好き
・Easy expansion
・Cruise mode, top attack mode, and sea-skimming mode are available.
・Laser coordinate specification, manual coordinate possible
・FCS Type 3B included


This is an improved version of the VLS Type 1. It has more sophisticated anti-aircraft capabilities: the shoot-down rate of 200 m/s P-missiles is about 70%. If the range of the active radar is increased, the shoot down rate will be a little higher.
This product is compatible with ELI1 and ELI2 output by FCR made by Mr. 猫好き.
I assumed a submarine-launched type, so it can be launched from underwater.
If the target is lost on the way, it will head for the target based on the information transmitted just before.
Please adjust the engine output by yourself.


1: Direct Attack Mode
　　The aircraft will proceed in a straight line toward the target immediately after launch. This is for anti-aircraft use.
2: Normal cruise mode
　　The aircraft cruises while maintaining a constant altitude.
　　Cruise altitude is 100m above the target altitude.
3: Top Attack Mode
　　The aircraft cruises at a high altitude and strikes the target vertically from directly above the target.
　　The cruise altitude is the target altitude + 1000m.
4: Sea Skimming Mode
　　The aircraft strikes the target at a very low altitude, just above the sea surface.


To lock on with the FCS
1. Turn the FCS key to turn it on and lock on to the target.
2. Select the flight mode with the up/down buttons.
3. Select active radar on/off.
4. Turn the key to release the safety device and press the launch button.


To specify the coordinates manually
1. Enter the coordinates of the target point.
2. Turn on the "Manual coordinate specification" button to enable manual coordinate specification.
3. Select the flight mode with the up/down buttons.
4. Select active radar on or off. If active radar is on, the aircraft will strike at the object on the radar that is closest to the target point.
5. Turn the key to release the safety device and press the launch button.


1. Copy the VLS and place it at the desired location.
2. Connect the to launcher node output from the Central Control Unit to the respective VLS Type 1 Launcher.
3. Connect the ON signal output from the VLS Fire Controller to the VLS Type 1 Launchers in the order in which you wish to launch the VLS.