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Manual: Navigating the Profiler window

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To open the Profiler, go to Window > Analysis > Profiler or use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+7 (Command+7 on macOS). Use the Profiler module charts to inspect and analyze Profiler data.

To select and inspect a frame:

1. Click on the area of a ProfilerA window that helps you to optimize your game. It shows how much time is spent in the various areas of your game. For example, it can report the percentage of time spent rendering, animating, or in your game logic. More info
   See in Glossary module’s chart that you want to inspect. A white line appears, which highlights one frame of your application.
2. To navigate between frames, use the transport controls in the toolbarA row of buttons and basic controls at the top of the Unity Editor that allows you to interact with the Editor in various ways (e.g. scaling, translation). More info
   See in Glossary of the Profiler window, or the arrow keys on your keyboard.

Unity then displays more details about the frame in the panel in the bottom half of the Profiler window. The type of detail in this window changes depending on which Profile module you select. For more information about the specific details that each module displays in this area, refer to the individual documentation for the Profiler modules.

Unity manages the vertical scale of the charts automatically, and the charts attempt to fill the vertical space of the window. To inspect a chart in more detail, drag the splitter between the charts and the details pane to increase the screen area of the charts.

Hide or display metrics in a module’s chart, or reorder the metrics, to identify the causes of spikes, or make more prominent metrics visible. To customize the metrics displayed in a chart:

1. Click the colored square next to the metric’s label in its module to hide or display the metric.
2. Click and drag the handle icon (═) next to a metric to recorder it in stacked charts such as the CPU Usage chart.

By default, the Profiler records and keeps the last 300 frames of your application, and displays detailed information about every frame. To increase the default frame count:

1. Open the Preferences window (Unity > Settings)
2. Select the Profiler preferences (Analysis > Profiler)
3. Enter a value for the Frame Count, up to 2,000 frames.

Note: If you increase this setting to a large number, the Profiler’s overhead and memory usage might become more performance intensive.

• Profiler introduction
• Profiler modules introduction
• Profiler window reference
• Profiling your application

Instrument all function calls

Adding profiling information to your code

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