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I don't know for sure but it appears to me that the green lines show the route from one waypoint to the next. The orange ones signify that you patrol back and forth between the two waypoints multiple times. The green one is the return to the aerodrome from the last waypoint.

I use WOFF user skins 4.0, WOFF Alternative skins 4.0, and WOFF more skins 1.0. You said that you want to expand the number of skins used in campaign missions. There's also a mod to correct naming errors that prevent some skins from showing in the game but I don't use it because I'm more interested in selecting the skins for my plane. However, it sounds like this mod would be something that you might want. As far as I know, it is discussed only on the other forum - use this link: https://simhq.com/forum/ubbthreads.php/topics/4454723/9/errors-found-in-labels-for-skin

I recommend that you use JSGME. And you should disable the skin packs via JSGME before installing a game patch. OBD could include new or altered skins in a patch and Jerbear makes updates or changes to his skin packs too. Using JSGME is easy and fast and you don't have to try to keep track of which skins to keep or delete whenever there's an update.

I've seen it two or three times. Here's one:

I play with forced encounters set to medium. Sometimes I jump to the next waypoint (shift + w). I generally do this at one of the following points: 1 - after I get to the first waypoint but before reaching full altitude, or 2 - before I even reach the first waypoint. When I do this does is mess up the timing for the forced encounter and reduce my chances of encountering an enemy plane?

Thanks Jerbear.

Yes, I agree that it doesn't contain malware. However, it's easier to download the "clean" version since you don't have to fight windows through the process. And my alternate "quick access" file explorer method takes only two more clicks than going straight to the .exe file on the taskbar.

I downloaded and installed from the first link in your post. While setting the mission up in ME it gives me the option of apply/skip for six different options of the BT & FPS improvement mod (high quality, quality, balanced, etc.). I also have the WOFF PE Scenery Improvement mod installed via JSGME. It contains four options (balanced, quality, high quality, and very high quality). These are the same thing, aren't they? If yes, should I: 1 - remove the scenery improvement mod from JSGME and apply one of the BT & FPS options offered in ME? 2 - continue to use the JSGME scenery improvement mod and skip the BT & FPS option in ME?

Thanks Jara. I prefer to download the "clean" version but that means I will no longer be able to directly access the .exe file from the taskbar (in Win 10). Is there any way to pin the .jar file to the taskbar or start menu? I think that the answer must be no. My alternate plan is to pin the ME folder to "quick access" in file explorer, which is on my taskbar.

Thanks very much, Jerhear. I've always greatly enjoyed your skins. The more the merrier!

All of them should work except for Albatros DI and DII.

That's been my experience as well. And the same thing happened (in previous versions) when manually advancing time by a week. However, it did work properly when advancing a month.

I retract my question. I didn't realize that it stays zoomed in from one mission to the next. This is a very handy feature (and the map itself is greatly improved too).

Zooming in on the map is listed as "map range" on the key guide. However, I don't see this function listed anywhere under the remap keys option in the workshop. Is it possible to remap this function to another key?