Post: Net Tools Wireless Lagging
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05-25-2008, 09:38 AM
#1
DirtyDudeOnline
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You can use Net Tools to lag on games such as cod4, GTA IV, socom and pretty much all online games. You can either make a lag switch or if you dont want to spend money and time on that you can use this free program if you have access to a computer/laptop while playing the online game.
Step 1: Download and Install Net Tools 5 go to the link below to download it.
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Step 2:
Open Net tools and go to Start>Network Tools>UDP flooder
Start>Network Tools
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>UDP Flooder
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Step3: After UDP flooder has opened up you must enter 27.27.27.27 in the first column where 127.0.0.1 is originally located.
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Step 4: In the second column copy the word Data (already in the second column you just have to copy) and paste using ctrl+v and hold down ctrl+v for a good 15-20 seconds the more you paste it the more it will flood your connection and the longer/better it will work.
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Step 5: Now there will be a speed notch automatically set to 1 you must turn that notch up all the way up to 10. After you have done that you are ready to lag, to start lagging press the start button but be careful not to keep it down for too long or else it will disconnect you from your internet connection and you will be signed off of you ps3 and have no internet connection on you laptop/computer for a couple minutes after you click stop. The maximum time you can keep start down depends on your internet connection you can test how long you can lag by signing on to PSN then clicking start and seeing how long it takes for you to sign out.
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Video Demonstrating How to Install and Use Net Tools
[ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJwdDhIMK5I"]YouTube - Net Tools 5 Lagging Tutorial[/ame]
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07-08-2008, 04:19 PM
#29
MGSTheEND
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Originally posted by ItsonFire911
And to the post above me it all matters what kind of switch you have i have a lag switch that allows me to veiw peoples movements. Type of lag will cause diffrent styles of gllitching i have experiance with just about every lag style there is. Thats why i know so much about lag and trust me lagswitch is much better. Those who are going to try and argue due to this statement dont waste your breath cause it comes down to experiance not oppinion and on this site I have some of the most experiance with lag.
hmm, well i have a ps3, and i connect via wireless.
so net tools is my only option. and i've tried net tools but all it does is lag my opponents just a LITTLE bit.
but will using net tools give me the same "freeze effect" ?
or does that depend on my internet connection?
and to iamtheman
Originally posted by iamtheman
A lag switch i would say is a bit more effective than net tools honestly.
how do i get net tools to be as effective as the lag switch in that video at 40 seconds?
is it possible? or does achieving that "freeze effect" only come from a lag switch?
07-08-2008, 04:34 PM
#30
iamtheman
is just the man!
Originally posted by MGSTheEND
hmm, well i have a ps3, and i connect via wireless.
so net tools is my only option. and i've tried net tools but all it does is lag my opponents just a LITTLE bit.
but will using net tools give me the same "freeze effect" ?
or does that depend on my internet connection?
and to iamtheman
how do i get net tools to be as effective as the lag switch in that video at 40 seconds?
is it possible? or does achieving that "freeze effect" only come from a lag switch?
so net tools is my only option. and i've tried net tools but all it does is lag my opponents just a LITTLE bit.
but will using net tools give me the same "freeze effect" ?
or does that depend on my internet connection?
and to iamtheman
how do i get net tools to be as effective as the lag switch in that video at 40 seconds?
is it possible? or does achieving that "freeze effect" only come from a lag switch?
The effect of net tools is not as good. It may last long but it doesn't give as good effect as a lag switch would. A lag switch is also better for you connection so it doesn't get messed up. It is not possible for net tools to work as good as a lag switch
07-08-2008, 09:23 PM
#31
MGSTheEND
Save Point
Originally posted by iamtheman
The effect of net tools is not as good. It may last long but it doesn't give as good effect as a lag switch would. A lag switch is also better for you connection so it doesn't get messed up. It is not possible for net tools to work as good as a lag switch
thanks alot.
well i've heard that the lag from net tools sometimes continues after you tell it to stop. for hours in some cases that i've read.
so i think a switch is better off anyways, it's just that i CANT have one bc my router is on a different FLOOR than my PS3.
for now i'll mess around with net tools to TRY and get the "freeze effect" that a lag switch gives.
i'll post my results
07-08-2008, 10:03 PM
#32
iamtheman
is just the man!
Originally posted by MGSTheEND
thanks alot.
well i've heard that the lag from net tools sometimes continues after you tell it to stop. for hours in some cases that i've read.
so i think a switch is better off anyways, it's just that i CANT have one bc my router is on a different FLOOR than my PS3.
for now i'll mess around with net tools to TRY and get the "freeze effect" that a lag switch gives.
i'll post my results
well i've heard that the lag from net tools sometimes continues after you tell it to stop. for hours in some cases that i've read.
so i think a switch is better off anyways, it's just that i CANT have one bc my router is on a different FLOOR than my PS3.
for now i'll mess around with net tools to TRY and get the "freeze effect" that a lag switch gives.
i'll post my results
May i suggest this?
Get a long ethernet cable drill holes in the floor to put it there. That way it can reach and you get the effect it seems you want.
(your welcome)
07-09-2008, 03:43 AM
#33
MGSTheEND
Save Point
Originally posted by iamtheman
May i suggest this?
Get a long ethernet cable drill holes in the floor to put it there. That way it can reach and you get the effect it seems you want.
(your welcome)
Get a long ethernet cable drill holes in the floor to put it there. That way it can reach and you get the effect it seems you want.
(your welcome)
yea, i was thinking about that lol.
i'm just not sure if that's structurally safe for the house though.
i'm gonna keep experimenting with net tools though, until i can get the "freeze effect".
can anyone else get the "freeze effect" with net tools?
if i can't get it than MAYBE i'll make a hole. but i dont suck THAT bad at cod4 to need to go to such drastic measures.
gonna experiment tomorrow morning and see what comes up.
i think it MIGHT depend on how much jibberish you put in that "data" section of the UDP flooder of net tools. if you understand what i'm saying.
i think i put too little jibberish so it didnt lag up that bad.
think so?
07-10-2008, 04:22 PM
#34
DirtyDudeOnline
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the lag effects only stays for hours out if u keep start pressed too long without pressing stop then ur connection goes bye bye for a while depends how good ur modem is it will retrieve the internet connection it only takes bout 5 minutes for that and for those 5 minutes u dont get internet 
lol but i only did it once to test how long i can lag without having to press stop
lol but i only did it once to test how long i can lag without having to press stop
helped
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