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Dear contributors,

I am working on profiling my MRTK app on Hololens2 by VisualProfiler. I noticed that cpuFrameRate has values ranging from 0 to 60 fps. However, gpuFrameRate is always zero.
Is that because VisualProfiler can not access the information of GPU rendering?

Great feedback:

For accessibility / D&I, I wonder how hard it would be to put a ! or other indicator on the reds (or simply pick a more differentiated color) so they are more distinguishable. Note on color blindness... if you choose a red and a green that would be hard for a color-typical person to easily distinguish if it were converted to grayscale, then they are probably not differentiated enough for someone with red-green color blindness. If it's a dark green and a bright red, I'd be able to differentiate it fine. Thanks!

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Describe the problem

Right now vertex counts are displayed but some developers (often artists) are curious about triangle counts as well.

Describe the solution you'd like

Display triangle counts rather than vertex counts.

Describe alternatives you've considered

Or, display them side by side.

CPU timestamps may not always paint an accurate picture of missed frames in Unity. To gain a more accurate representation of missed presentations we should integrate this API for UWP apps.

Can you make it so that this thing will follow a transform instead of automatically only following the main camera? Also the profiler is way too close to my face and I can't adjust how far away it is. Make it easier to look at in VR.

The Issue

Texts on the profiler becomes highly blurry and illegible when the project quality is set to Very Low.

A Potential Solution

All I did was

1. First make a copy of the original immutable Microsoft Mixed Reality Visual Profiler/Data folder to be able to edit the font file,
2. Reassign the new font texture and material to the Visual Profiler script component,
3. Navigate to the new /Data/Font, and on the Inspector change Texture Type to Sprite (2D and UI) and then hit apply.
4. (Also make sure the Font texture's Max Size is not smaller than 512.)

I am hoping this would be made a little simpler to accomplish.

Existing doc link

The issue is not mentioned in the existing doc.

Additional context

If it matters at all, I am using
Unity 2021.3 LTS
MRTK 3
com.microsoft.mixedreality.visualprofiler#v3.3.0

Thanks for reading!

Describe the problem

I want to use this for apps in screen-space, as well as immersive versions. I'd be able to make do with world-space, except some of our apps also use orthographic cameras

Describe the solution you'd like

An toggle in Window Settings to show this in screen-space, where it basically snaps to the anchor positions with the offsets given and stays there. Ideally sitting on top of UI elements too

Describe alternatives you've considered

I did try to just deal with it just being in world-space, but ran into issues with orthographic cameras (calculations obviously don't work, scale limit is much too small), clipping, and overlapping with the UI elements.

Additional context

May be an odd request, but apps like Microsoft Mesh are a prime example of something that exists in both 2D and 3D space, and it's nice to have the same sort of profiler for simplicity.

I know I could use another profiler, but I just love this one so much ^_^.

I am having a play with hacking the shader a bit when orthographic, dunno how i'll go though.

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Describe the problem

This package doesn't have the .tgz package file in the GitHub releases as for the MRTK relseases.
The computer I work on doesn't have internet access, so I can't install the package using the git link in package manager. I had to manually download the code, pack it into a .tgz file and add it to my project.

Describe the solution you'd like

I'd like to have an official .tgz file on GitHub releases so it's easy to download it and transfert it to an offline computer.

Describe alternatives you've considered

Maybe it can also be released in the Mixed Reality Feature Tool?

In the same vein as Unreal's stat unit command a simple frame time display:

New features to aspire towards are:

• Zero per frame allocations
• No gameobjects created
• One draw call

Ideally it uses Unity's new recorder API and we can simply do text rendering by doing it in a shader