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Only available in Diagnostic/Profiling branch(es).

Description

Description:

Opens "capture frame" dialog if current frame exceeds set threshold in seconds. One can indicate to either capture duration of a specific profiling selection or the total duration of the frame. The selection names can be obtained by expanding the profiling tree. Clicking on a tree item will highlight the item on the graph and vice versa. The GUI also provides method of copying of the displayed data to clipboard. Some of the selections:

Render	Main Thread	Visualize	Mjob
bgD3D	total memAl	visul	Mjob

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Chrome export format:

Capturing to file also creates a .trace file, which can be imported into chrome://tracing (in chromium based webbrowsers), or https://ui.perfetto.dev/

The same format can be exported by pressing the "COPY ALL" button, in the capture frame UI, with Ctrl key being held down.

Groups:

Diagnostic Performance Profiling

Syntax

Syntax:: diag_captureSlowFrame [section, threshold, frameSkip, toFile, continuousCounter]
Parameters:: section: String - case-sensitive
: threshold: Number - section duration in seconds. 0 captures always IF the section you gave as section filter appears inside the given frame. "total" always appears, while "callExt" might not always appear for example
since 1.18: frameSkip: Number (Optional, default 0) - number of frames to ignore before measuring
since 2.20: toFile: Boolean - (Optional, default false) if true, doesn't open UI and writes straight to file. If logging to file, it automatically also outputs a .trace file. Note: even if false it might still force to file if it doesn't have a UI, like a server or HC
since 2.20: continuousCounter: Number (Optional, default 0) - captures N slow frames. 0 or 1 will only capture one frame - don't set it to negative! Can be aborted by running diag_captureFrame or another captureSlowFrame
Return Value:: Nothing

Examples

Example 1:: diag_captureSlowFrame ["total", 0.003];
Example 2:: diag_captureSlowFrame ["memAl", 0.0001, 30];
Example 3:: diag_captureSlowFrame ["total", 0, 0, false, 3];
Will open the capture ui 3 times

Additional Information

See also:: Arma 3: Diagnostics Exe Performance Profiling Arma 3: Cheats Admin chat commands diag_captureFrameToFile diag_captureFrame diag_logSlowFrame logEntities exportJIPMessages

Notes

: Report bugs on the Feedback Tracker and/or discuss them on the Arma Discord or on the Forums.
Only post proven facts here! Add Note

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 '''Chrome export format''':
 Capturing to file also creates a .trace file, which can be imported into chrome://tracing (in chromium based webbrowsers), or https://ui.perfetto.dev/ <br>
-The same format can be exported by pressing the "COPY ALL" button, in the capture frame UI, with CTRL key being held down.
+The same format can be exported by pressing the "COPY ALL" button, in the capture frame UI, with {{Controls|Ctrl}} key being held down.
-this is happening automatically now, right? so just part of the description and nothing parameter related
 }}
-|s1= [[diag_captureSlowFrame]] [section, threshold, frameSkip]
+|s1= [[diag_captureSlowFrame]] [section, threshold, frameSkip, toFile, continuousCounter]
 |p1= section: [[String]] - case-sensitive
@@ Line 51: / Line 50: @@
 |p2= threshold: [[Number]] - section duration in seconds. 0 captures always '''IF''' the section you gave as section filter appears inside the given frame. "total" always appears, while "callExt" might not always appear for example
-|p3= frameSkip: [[Number]] - number of frames to ignore before measuring
+|p3= frameSkip: [[Number]] (Optional, default 0) - number of frames to ignore before measuring
 |p3since= arma3 1.18 <!-- estimate, was committed at 2014-03-31 -->
-|p4= toFile: [[Boolean]] - if true, doesn't open UI and writes straight to file. If logging to file, it automatically also outputs a .trace file. Note: even if false it might still force to file if it doesn't have a UI, like a server or HC
+|p4= toFile: [[Boolean]] - (Optional, default [[false]]) if true, doesn't open UI and writes straight to file. If logging to file, it automatically also outputs a .trace file. Note: even if false it might still force to file if it doesn't have a UI, like a server or HC
 |p4since= arma3 2.20
-|p5= continuousCounter: [[Number]] - captures N slow frames. 0 or 1 will only capture one frame - don't set it to negative! Can be aborted by running diag_captureFrame or another captureSlowFrame
+|p5= continuousCounter: [[Number]] (Optional, default 0) - captures N slow frames. 0 or 1 will only capture one frame - don't set it to negative! Can be aborted by running diag_captureFrame or another captureSlowFrame
 |p5since= arma3 2.20
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 |x3= <sqf>diag_captureSlowFrame ["total", 0, 0, false, 3];</sqf> Will open the capture ui 3 times
-|seealso= [[Performance Profiling]] [[diag_captureFrame]] [[diag_logSlowFrame]]
+|seealso= [[Arma 3: Diagnostics Exe]] [[Performance Profiling]] [[Arma 3: Cheats]] [[Multiplayer_Server_Commands#Performance_Profiling|Admin chat commands]] [[diag_captureFrameToFile]] [[diag_captureFrame]] [[diag_logSlowFrame]] [[logEntities]] [[exportJIPMessages]]
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