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	~~'''Jitter''' is a term for the variation in~~ [[~~lag]] over time.~~		#REDIRECT [[Network]]

	~~==Overview==~~
	In very simple terms, if one were to ping a network host 2 times and each time it responded in 100 milliseconds, one can say that its jitter is 0 ms. If instead, the 2 ping times were 75 and 100 milliseconds, one could say the jitter is 25 ms. Of course the jitter calculations performed in BZFlag are a little more complex than that, incorporating averaging and smoothing over time.

	~~Coders interested in jitter in BZFlag's context may wish to study LagInfo.cxx from the BZ source.~~
	~~It can be found in bzflag/game/Source Files/ (VS08) or src/game/ in a ordinary file browser.~~

	~~==See also==~~
	* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jitter Jitter article on Wikipedia.org]

	~~[[Category:Client]]~~
	~~[[Category:Server~~]]

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	'''Jitter'''		'''Jitter''' is a term for the variation in [[lag]] over time.

	~~Jitter~~ is a term ~~used to mean~~ the variation in [[lag]] ~~over time.~~


	In very simple terms, if you were to ping a network host 2 times and each time it responded in 100 milliseconds, we could say that its jitter is 0 ms. If instead, the 2 ping times were 75 and 100 milliseconds, we could say the jitter is 25 ms. Of course the jitter calculations performed in BZFlag are a little more complex than that, incorporating averaging and smoothing over time.

			==Overview==
			In very simple terms, if one were to ping a network host 2 times and each time it responded in 100 milliseconds, one can say that its jitter is 0 ms. If instead, the 2 ping times were 75 and 100 milliseconds, one could say the jitter is 25 ms. Of course the jitter calculations performed in BZFlag are a little more complex than that, incorporating averaging and smoothing over time.

	Coders interested in jitter in BZFlag's context may wish to study LagInfo.cxx from the BZ source.		Coders interested in jitter in BZFlag's context may wish to study LagInfo.cxx from the BZ source.
	It can be found in bzflag/game/Source Files/ (VS08) or src/game/ in a ordinary file browser.		It can be found in bzflag/game/Source Files/ (VS08) or src/game/ in a ordinary file browser.

	=See also=		==See also==
	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jitter 'Jitter'-article on Wikipedia.org		* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jitter Jitter article on Wikipedia.org]

	[[Category:Client]]		[[Category:Client]]
	[[Category:Server]]		[[Category:Server]]

Cobra Fast at 12:46, 28 September 2009

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	It can be found in bzflag/game/Source Files/ (VS08) or src/game/ in a ordinary file browser.		It can be found in bzflag/game/Source Files/ (VS08) or src/game/ in a ordinary file browser.

			=See also=
			http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jitter 'Jitter'-article on Wikipedia.org

	[[Category:Client]]		[[Category:Client]]
	[[Category:Server]]		[[Category:Server]]

Cobra Fast at 12:43, 28 September 2009

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	Coders interested in jitter in BZFlag's context may wish to study LagInfo.cxx from the BZ source.		Coders interested in jitter in BZFlag's context may wish to study LagInfo.cxx from the BZ source.
			It can be found in bzflag/game/Source Files/ (VS08) or src/game/ in a ordinary file browser.


	[[Category:Client]]		[[Category:Client]]
	[[Category:Server]]		[[Category:Server]]

RatOmeter at 19:44, 27 January 2009

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	Coders interested in jitter in BZFlag's context may wish to study LagInfo.cxx from the BZ source.		Coders interested in jitter in BZFlag's context may wish to study LagInfo.cxx from the BZ source.


			[[Category:Client]]
			[[Category:Server]]

RatOmeter: New page: '''Jitter''' Jitter is a term used to mean the variation in lag over time. In very simple terms, if you were to ping a network host 2 times and each time it responded in 100 millise...

2009-01-27T17:23:34Z

New page: '''Jitter''' Jitter is a term used to mean the variation in lag over time. In very simple terms, if you were to ping a network host 2 times and each time it responded in 100 millise...

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'''Jitter'''

Jitter is a term used to mean the variation in [[lag]] over time.

In very simple terms, if you were to ping a network host 2 times and each time it responded in 100 milliseconds, we could say that its jitter is 0 ms. If instead, the 2 ping times were 75 and 100 milliseconds, we could say the jitter is 25 ms. Of course the jitter calculations performed in BZFlag are a little more complex than that, incorporating averaging and smoothing over time.

Coders interested in jitter in BZFlag's context may wish to study LagInfo.cxx from the BZ source.