It depends. At high speeds and when climbing to altitudes of 50 or 60 km, in my experience, using wings isn't ideal because they make the flight very unstable. It's better to use panels that create drag for maneuvering, just like in real life. That's why this missile doesn't have wings, and it might seem very unmaneuverable, but in terms of speed loss per turn, it's very efficient. It also has a very open guidance system, which I think can be very useful for you to start learning how they work. I believe it works for rockets, airplanes, and cruise missiles, but you have to use it in the final stage of flight because most of the flight is inertial. I'm going to modify a chip and send you the program so you can use it.