Very nice. You can now setup multiple flights and date/time/weather aswell. Thank you!

Very good work Laser, and thanks to Jason for the sponsorship. The War Hawks have played many, MANY versions of the old Dogfight Generator but we always had to manually convert them to coop, not a big deal but I'm very glad to see that it now does that automatically for us.

Now to give it a try ... {rubs hands together in glee}.

WH_JoeBob

cue evil, maniacal laugh!

Sweetness! Thanks to Lazer, TX, Jason and all involved!

Guys,

Lefty at neoqb says he had some CTD. If you experience that let us know. Remeber this is beta and new territory for ROF!

Jason

Had Lefty setup anything specific, if we know what he was trying, we can try the same and possibly confirm the error.

Del

just a small nitpick:
the US selection should have the red-blue-white cockade and not the inter-wars blue circle with white star and red dot.

Otherwise, great job!

Dobby

Looks great - thanks!

Will play with this tomorrow.

RD.

First impression after two missions: Brilliant!
(And it downloaded with Chrome )

Thanks Laser!

BTW, I found the Noop 17 and Alb III are well matched opponents!

HT

I used this as reference:

http://www.theaerodrome.com/forum/aircraft-articles/23234-national-markings.html?garpg=10

I will look into more detail then

Hi Laser,

Dobby is correct. Whilst in the european theater, the U.S. adopted the french style cockade for use with any foreign built planes they used (French SPADs, Brit SE5s). The star insignia was used exclusively in the continental U.S. There were some excepetions - some U.S. built planes (fairly rare in the European theater) may have carried the star insignia - but for the planes represented in RoF, the cockade is the appropriate insignia.

*EDIT: and actually, as I read over the info at the link you provided, I'm gratified to see that it agrees with the assertions that Dobby and I have made. At the link you posted, please see the notation below the data about the star insignia. It's referencing specificially the period of time the USAS was in action in France.

Cheers M8!