--- Read the tips and controls for a good time! ---

The AG WarpJet was the child of two concepts - low gravity plane bodies (created by AmerigoB), and warp-capable plane bodies (created by me). As a result, the AG WarpJet is light weight, and therefore has better warp speeds, performace, maneuverability, and, of course, looks. It is signifigantly easier to pilot, as compared to preceding warp-capable aircraft. The top warp speed from a single jump is 95 thousand mph. This jet is also capable of space travel, and has been tested at 10 million feet.

[IMPORTANT]: Tips and controls:

---- Controls: ----
1. Activators 1 and 2: Strong and hard to control warps. (80k-100k mph)
2. Activators 3 and 4: Weak and easy to use warps. (25k-40k mph)

----Tips----
- Use Activator 1 before 2 for best results.
- Activator 4 is the weakest warp.
- Landing is difficult. Approach on low throttle, and pitch up when landing. Sliding around won't cause any damage.

FOR SPACE FLIGHT:
1. Point the nose straight up, and use activator 2 to warp up.
2. When you have reached 200,000 feet, begin to point your nose back down to the ground.
3. Press activator 1 to warp down to the ground.
4. You are spinning. No worries here. Straighten out the jet, and aim at the ground again.
5. Press activator 4 if you are not going fast enough. (Over 15k mph is best for re-entry)
6. When you reach 200,000 feet, pull up and away from the ground, and aim at where you want to go.
7. After you slow down, use your remaining warp jumps to get to the nearest landing strip.