Planning and publishing a World Tour on Multiplayer take a lot of pre-planning, dedication, and mapping, and the hope that Members will actually use it!
It has to be published on the Server's Hop List.
Many of the Multiplayer Server Sites have a number of Tours, etc, already planned...(the Inspire Server we use, already has a series of Hops in progress).
(The Alaska Tour on the Sim V Server was very popular, a while ago).
Note: that NO "aerobatics" or "buzzing" is allowed on any of the Multiplayer Tours, Hops, etc, affecting other Pilots...which is why the "Password" access scheme on the Server was introduced.

Paul.... ...!

jetprop wrote on Jan 21^st, 2012 at 8:15am:


A quick scan through "FS Host Spy*" will list dozens of Multiplayer Servers who have applied a lock to their service,
requiring a Password to enter, only obtainable by individual request.
The Sim V Multiplayer Server applied a lock to their service for similar reasons.

The alternative is to select a "Free-Flight" Server, but the same rules apply, insisted on by the Server, to respect other Pilots, whilst on-line.

These rules have been in existence since the introduction of Multiplayer Activity in the Flight Sim World.

It's called.... "Etiquette".

Paul.

* http://www.chocolatesoftware.com/fshostspy/

wahubna wrote on Jan 21^st, 2012 at 9:06am:


Hello Adam... ...!

The rules particularly apply when joining a Multiplayer Session when other Pilots are found to be already on-line at the same time. It is important not to interfere with their flight unless requested to join in the flight, (via the Chat Window or Teamspeak).

I mostly avoid connecting to Server if I observe that there are already other, unknown, Pilots on line. I then select another Server so as not to annoy them.

We generally know each other, and invite each other along for our Sim V Flights.

But be aware if connecting to a Server when there are already other Pilots on-line from other Sites.

The "Lock" and "Password on application" option is to prevent annoying "Spamming" during Multiplayer Sessions!

Paul... ...!

wahubna wrote on Jan 21^st, 2012 at 9:30am:


Wonderful...

...just keep clear of the twin Spandau machine guns fitted to the cowl of my trusty Cessna 150 Aerobat... ... ...!

Paul... ...!

(They are handy for use as Air Brakes when fired)... ...!

For prospective FSX Pilots having difficulties connecting to Multiplayer sessions using Gamespy, try this method...>>>

To connect to Multiplayer using FS Host instead of Gamespy, download and install this program...>>>

FS Host Client:

http://www.chocolatesoftware.com/fshost/?fshostclient.html

Read the "readme" file included in the download, it will explain how to connect FSX to a Multiplayer Session.

FS 2004 pilots use FS Host: http://www.chocolatesoftware.com/fshost/

Paul...FS 2004....G-BPLF... ...!

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Hello Multiplayer Chums... ...!

If, perchance, you find that out usual Inspire Server;...203.114.130.15 is rather busy with other Pilots, and you don't wish to disturb them, try our alternative Server; WS Pilots on... 66.90.73.187....>>>

Port addresses:
23456 USAF Airbases.
23457 Alaska.
23458 World Tour.....(go for this one. Its mostly very quiet!).

You may find that some Pilots are using "Team Speak" for their inter-communication, so although they are listed, they wont appear to be typing in the Chat Window, and our constant typing may? annoy them!... ....!

So, there you go...another alternate, free, Server for FS 2004 and FSX, for when times get busy!... ...!

Paul.... ...!

The Worlds Serious Pilots (WSP) Main Site and Forum is still unavailable, but their Multiplayer Servers still seem to be operating OK!

jetprop wrote on Jan 28^th, 2012 at 10:46am:


Multiplayer Connections all worked fine, with no problems....

FS 2004 and FSX... ...!

Paul... ...!