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Use this bash script to simulate lag on localhost but not eth0. Start a game with two players and call `setlag 80000` to induce a long timeout. Call `setlag 0` to disable it again. ``` function setlag() { # for device in "eth0"; do for device in "lo"; do sudo tc qdisc del dev $device root netem; if [ $1 -ne 0 ]; then sudo tc qdisc add dev $device root netem delay ${1}ms; fi done } ```

Use this bash script to simulate lag on localhost but not eth0. Start a game with two players and call `setlag 80000` to induce a long timeout. Call `setlag 0` to disable it again. ``` function setlag() { # for device in "eth0"; do for device in "lo"; do sudo tc qdisc del dev $device root netem; if [ $1 -ne 0 ]; then sudo tc qdisc add dev $device root netem delay ${1}ms; fi done } ``` Notice that the NetServer still only send the warnings to players who finished the loading screen (`CNetServerWorker::CheckClientConnections`).

Use this bash script to simulate lag on localhost but not eth0. Start a game with two players and call `setlag 80000` to induce a long timeout. Call `setlag 0` to disable it again. ``` function setlag() { # for device in "eth0"; do for device in "lo"; do sudo tc qdisc del dev $device root netem; if [ $1 -ne 0 ]; then sudo tc qdisc add dev $device root netem delay ${1}ms; fi done } ``` Notice that the NetServer still only send the warnings to players who finished the loading screen (`CNetServerWorker::CheckClientConnections`).