First thanks for the compliments, but I really do these adders for myself ... It just takes a couple of extra steps to share them with the rest of the community. Right now I'm testing a 4th adder and it's been working good since made some edits. I should be releasing it soon.
The installation instructions are in the first post. All you need to do is load the adders (after they have been unzipped) into your "jsgmemods" directory in your game folder. (I actually just start the JSGME and copy them directly into listing on left side ... it works just as well.) Then you run the JSGME to activate the mods one at a time in order. Always wait until each one is fully loaded before you start the next one. You can continue to do this until you have loaded all the adders. Then start the game and see if they work, however, if you have a problem you probably will not know which adder is at fault.
A better way is to do what I do. I always test each adder with a test load (run the game) and open it in the QMB and see if I can find the new planes, then I'll run a short quick mission using some of the "new" planes. If all is good I'll close out the game and load the next adder.
Hope that helps clear up how to install the adders.
Also, regarding installing new "Parts" for WAW ... Make sure you remove my adders before you install the new PART(s) or you probably will have problems. When a new PART, like PART-13, becomes available you can remove my adders using the JSGME. Just REVERSE the loading process ONE ADDER AT A TIME!! Start with the last adder activated and when it has been removed then, and only then, remove the next adder, and the repeat this process with the rest of the adders. When all adders are removed you should be able to load and enjoy the new PART. Once a new PART is added I'll have to modify my adders to make them compatible with the new version.
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We've done a lot of traveling in the USA, We live in California near San Francisco. We have traveled (driven) over a lot of the our county. Usually I'll be traveling in my motorhome towing a car. Now that we've retired our trips are much more relaxed and we generally take our time traveling only a few hundred miles at a time. We park the rig and use the car to explore the local areas. The US has a lot of spectacular scenery. For example, late last year we (along with several of our friends, also in motorhomes) explored a lot of the National and Regional Parks in Arizona and New Mexico, it was wonderful.
I have always wanted to go to Australia and New Zealand and at least get a feeling for what the countryside and people are like, but there is only some much time (and money) available. Hopefully we will get a chance to get there before we get too old to travel (I'm already in my 70's). Also, our grand children are starting to want more and more attention and we want to enjoy them while we can. They live only a couple of blocks away, so we see them a lot.
Sorry I've been rambling, hope I didn't bore you to death ... tooslow