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FDumpFPSChartToEndpoint

Prints the FPS chart summary to an endpoint.

Unreal Engine C++ API Reference > Runtime > Engine

References

   
Module Engine
Header /Engine/Source/Runtime/Engine/Public/ChartCreation.h
Include #include "ChartCreation.h"

Syntax

struct FDumpFPSChartToEndpoint

Remarks

Prints the FPS chart summary to an endpoint.

Variables

  Type Name Description
Protected variable FString ActualGPUBrand The actual GPU adapter we initialized.
Protected variable double AvgFlushAsyncLoadingTimeInMS  
Protected variable float AvgGameThreadFrameTime  
Protected variable float AvgGPUFrameTime  
Protected variable float AvgRenderThreadFrameTime  
Protected variable float BoundGameThreadPct  
Protected variable float BoundGPUPct  
Protected variable float BoundRenderThreadPct  
Protected variable const FPerformanceTrackingChart & Chart  
Protected variable FString CPUBrand  
Protected variable FString CPUVendor  
Protected variable FString DesktopGPUBrand The primary GPU for the desktop (may not be the one we ended up using, e.g., in an optimus laptop)
Protected variable FString DeviceProfileName  
Protected variable FIntPoint GameResolution  
Protected variable FString MapName  
Protected variable double MaxFlushAsyncLoadingTimeInMS  
Protected variable FString OSMajor  
Protected variable FString OSMinor  
Protected variable Scalability::FQualityLevels ScalabilityQuality  
Protected variable int32 TotalFlushAsyncLoadingCalls  
Protected variable double TotalFlushAsyncLoadingTimeInMS  
Protected variable int32 TotalSyncLoadCount  
Protected variable double WallClockTimeFromStartOfCharting  
Protected variable FString WindowMode  

Constructors

  Type Name Description
Public function    

Destructors

  Type Name Description
Public function Virtual    

Functions

  Type Name Description
Public function void

DumpChart ( double InWallClockTimeFromStartOfCharting,
FString InMapName,
FString InDeviceProfileName
)

 Dumps a chart, allowing subclasses to format the data in their own way via various protected virtuals to be overridden
Protected function Virtual void  
Protected function Virtual void  
Protected function Virtual void

HandleDynamicResThreshold ( int32 TargetScreenPercentage,
float PctTimeAbove
)

  
Protected function Virtual void

HandleFPSThreshold ( int32 TargetFPS,
float PctMissedFrames
)

  
Protected function Virtual void

HandleHitchBucket ( const FHistogram& HitchHistogram,
int32 BucketIndex
)

  
Protected function Virtual void

HandleHitchSummary ( int32 TotalHitchCount,
double TotalTimeSpentInHitchBuckets
)

  
Protected function void

PrintToEndpoint ( const FString& Text
)

  

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