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FPS Graph - Performance Analyzer
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About this asset
FPS Graph is a tool for tracking the frame rate of your scene over a period of time. This can help you distinguish spikes in the framerate and figure out how they can be eliminated.
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Forum: Support Thread
Features
- Color coding: CPU, rendering and other tasks are broken up into three different colors.
- Performance breakdown screen
- Memory Info: Displays the memory used by the Garbage Collector!
- Lightweight: Does not weigh down your project!
- Simple Setup: Just add the script to your camera
- Audio Feedback: You have the option to audibly hear the framerate. When your game is running along quickly it is a low rumble, but if it is struggling it is a high pitched whine.
- VR Support
Note: Unity’s built-in Stats menu is actually the estimated FPS (estimating what the fps would be if the game where not running in the editor), if you want them to be more in-sync close your scene view while previewing your build. More information here
Youtube: Video1 | Video2 | Video3
Forum: Support Thread
Features
- Color coding: CPU, rendering and other tasks are broken up into three different colors.
- Performance breakdown screen
- Memory Info: Displays the memory used by the Garbage Collector!
- Lightweight: Does not weigh down your project!
- Simple Setup: Just add the script to your camera
- Audio Feedback: You have the option to audibly hear the framerate. When your game is running along quickly it is a low rumble, but if it is struggling it is a high pitched whine.
- VR Support
Note: Unity’s built-in Stats menu is actually the estimated FPS (estimating what the fps would be if the game where not running in the editor), if you want them to be more in-sync close your scene view while previewing your build. More information here
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