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WHAT SHOULD YOU KNOW ABOUT ANTON?

• Anton is guided glide bomb.
• Anton doesn't need to lock on target. If the target was selected when you launched Anton, he will destroy it. Even if it has "obscured" status.
• Anton always know where he is because he always know where he isn't.
• Anton always know where you are because he always know where you aren't.
• You can't hide from Anton.
• Anton doesn't destroy air targets. Until he won't want it, of course.
• Anton's max speed is 99999 m/s, but it takes almost 30 minutes for him to achieve it.
• Anton's max range is unlimited.
• The US government claims that the battleship Yamato was sunk by American aircraft. In fact, the Yamato was sunk by Anton because he did not like the expression on the face of one of the sailors standing on the deck of the battleship.
• The first Homo Sapiens should have appeared a million years earlier than he actually appeared, but this did not happen, because Anton had been destroying all the too smart monkeys for a long time.

Anton's history

Once upon a time, Anton was a simple hammerhead shark, but one day he swam near a whaling ship, and the crew of the ship mistook him for a whale and shot him with a harpoon. The harpoon hit Anton in the back and damaged his fin. After this, Anton wanted to take revenge on the damned two-legged ones. In his secret underwater workshop, he labored day and night to bring his idea to life, and, finally, part of the dorsal part of the back with wings was ready. Anton became the glide bomb and now he flies over the seas and oceans in search of that same whaler in order to finally achieve his destination

How to use Anton?

Example: Hellkeska with 4 Antons (click on it)

You should add Anton to subassemblies (grab him by detacher) and then add it to your plane (only detacher should be connected to the plane). If you want to add multiple Antons to your plane, you should determine the order in which the Antons are dropped and change the input of the wing rotators as follows: clamp01(abs(sum(clamp01((ammo("Anton") < X) * clamp01(-FireWeapons) where X is the number of the bomb in order. For example, if you have 2 Antons on your plane, the input for wing rotators of the first Anton dropped should be
clamp01(abs(sum(clamp01((ammo("Anton") < 2) * clamp01(-FireWeapons)
and for second Anton
clamp01(abs(sum(clamp01((ammo("Anton") < 1) * clamp01(-FireWeapons)

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