# Latency Inspector

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There are some built in Morpheus tools to monitor latency, using the `MorpheusLatencyInspector` class. The easiest way to use the tool is to add a `BPM_LatencyInspectorSingleton` to the `AdditionalSingletons` section of the World Settings:

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This will spawn a Morpheus Actor in your world that can be used to monitor network latency.

To use the tool, open the console and enter the command `Morpheus.Inspector.Latency`. By default this will spawn a `BPM_LatencyInspector` actor that will add a UI element to your HUD:

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The behaviour can be modified if desired by using your own version of blueprint derived from `MorpheusLatencyInspectorSingleton` instead of `BPM_LatencyInspectorSingleton`.


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