Lua Packet Injection

'Packet' injection through ashita or windower is done by adding your instructions(each 'packet' is an instruction not a real udp packet, despite the terminology used) to an already existing incoming UDP packet buffer. If the buffer is already at a size limit, no further instructions can be added to it. I am not sure how windower's size limit works, but I noticed in the discussion about precast/midcast swaps that it is much smaller than Ashita's at times. There isn't a way around it with the existing software.

I've seen this issue in busy areas, specifically Dyna D where I've set the music with setbgm and the packet can take up to 15 mins to get actioned. Haven't looked into why, but any injected packet seems to have the same issue.