I have been working on my large screen multiplayer mission utility which has two screens

Mission setup:


Target and base selection:

I clicked "Save and Fly"

Parameters:


Briefing:


In game:














This utility could be used for "host-only" missions as a replacement for single missions because it has settings that are not available in the single mission parameters.
Switching theatres and planesets is dead easy, and as the missions are saved they can be re-loaded.
At GameRanger the parameters are passed to the players by the host.
All that the players need to set is the theatre and the plane-set

Whilst making and testing multiplayer scripts I took these screenies

IRAQ- just a nice picture



Spain- intercept in a RATA:





Living dangerously I got a second Dornier in the same pass

There's a lot of fun to be had if you make use of the capabilities of 160
A multiplayer script for a 190A interdiction was being tested, but I forgot to change the interdiction type to "mixed", so it defaulted to "trucks"
The trucks were generated near Chelveston, and having destroyed one, I headed for the London to Birmingham train track. I knew that it was further West, so I flew on wing-leveller at 270° until I found it.

Because I had originally intended to attack trains I had loaded the "NewMapTrains.exe" which generates trains really well.
Sure enough trains were generated and I had a lot of fun attacking them:

I was hit by the "flatbed guns" trying to get this screenie

You can see here what I achieved.

My only regret is not taking on some of the P38-H defenders that met us on the way to the trucks in the initial part of the game. That would have made an even more enjoyable mission

So I re-ran it and this time took on a P38-H



Pilot bails out:


Attack the trucks:


Now the trains:

...but leave the passenger trains alone


I hit a tree attacking the trucks, but I enjoyed that game at GameRanger

Even better

Testing a Carrier Air War Script that I just made



P40 escorts:


A24 dive bombers:


Here come the Japanese:


Dive brakes operating:


The outcome: