🌀 Enable Desync

On – The program is active and creates lag.

Off – The program is completely inactive.

🔊 Sounds

Plays beeps when lag is activated or deactivated.

⌨️ Keybind

Assign a convenient key to activate lag.

⚙️ Method

Temporary – Activates lag for a set duration, then turns it off automatically.

Pressing – Each keypress toggles lag on or off.

Hold – Lag remains active while the key is held down.

↔️ Traffic Direction

Outbound – Blocks data sent to the server, temporarily preventing it from receiving your actions.

Inbound – Blocks data received from the server, temporarily stopping incoming updates.

🌐 Protocol

UDP – Commonly used in online games.

TCP – A reliable, connection-based protocol.

⏱️ Duration / Delay

DurationMs – Duration of each lag activation (1000 ms = 1 second).

DelayAfterMs – Waiting time before the next activation.

Applies only to the Temporary method.

🛡️ KickBypass

Splits a long lag into several short bursts to help avoid lag-related kicks. Effectiveness depends on the game and server.

DurationMs – Duration of each mini-lag.

DelayMs – Pause between mini-lags.

Iterations – Number of consecutive mini-lags.

🎲 Randomizer

Adds a random duration to each lag activation.

Random Min / Max – Range of additional random lag time.

📋 Logging

Records when and how lag is triggered for testing and debugging.

🔄 AutoRecovery

Automatically stops lag and restores the connection when a configured limit is exceeded.

AutoRecoveryMaxTimeMs – Maximum lag duration.

AutoRecoveryMaxPackets – Maximum packet count.

📶 Fake Lag

Interrupts the connection in short bursts to simulate ping spikes.

Infinite – Runs until manually disabled.

Timed – Runs for a set duration, then stops.

⚙️ Settings

Block Min / Max – Duration range of each lag burst.

Pause Min / Max – Pause range between bursts.

Total Duration – Total session duration in Timed mode.

FakeLagKeybind – Hotkey for toggling Fake Lag.