Lag on second bot - no computer related

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Lag on second bot - no computer related
  1. Unread #1 - Apr 2, 2011 at 12:24 AM
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    Lag on second bot - no computer related

    So sometimes when i set up a second bot, it lags like absolute hell, other times, it doesn't.
    Here is a screenshot i got from soulwars, it can't bot in these conditions.
    Any ideas to stop this?
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    Lag on second bot - no computer related

    open up a new nexus client istead of adding to bot list on just 1 of them
     
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    Lag on second bot - no computer related

    Set the priority higher in the task manager maybe?, and as Smurfette said, open them in different clients.

    GL and thats an epic picture D:
     
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    Lag on second bot - no computer related

    If you have a processor with multiple cores (dual-core, quad-core, etc.) then you should open multiple clients and assign them to different cores.

    To do that:


    1. Open task manager (ctrl + shift + esc)

    2. Click the 'Processes' tab

    3. Find the bots in the processes list (either *********, Javaw.exe, or something about Nexus, not 100% sure as I've never used Nexus)

    4. Right click one of those processes, click set affinity, and make sure you either have core 0 or core 1 checked (for dual-core processors. for quad-core there should also be core 2 and core 3) then press ok.

    5. Repeat the fourth step for the other client, instead checking the other core and pressing ok.


    Basically what this does is allows your processor to spread the CPU load out more by splitting the task into two parts.
     
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