I find it that auto-capture is using MTLCaptureManager which supports Capture GPU Frame of Xcode. How to use it when running Dota2 due to no launching from Xcode?
Michael-Lfx
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@Michael-Lfx you can only use it when running from XCode. Also, it doesn't make sense for Dota - frame boundaries trigger capture automatically. It's useful for workloads that are either compute or don't present frame, mostly Vulkan CTS. Here are instructions on how to set up XCode to run anything external, I have all the things set up this way (Dota, Vulkan CTS, Filament, etc):
ode.
Picture is courtesy of @grovesNL ^
kvark
on 23 Nov 2018
I think it's better to make it as a wiki page for the latecomers.
Michael-Lfx
on 28 Nov 2018
I think it'd be good to have this sort of documentation to be a part of the repo, e.g. by existing in the backend Readme, or even as comments in Cargo.toml.
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kvark
on 28 Nov 2018
Another proposal: leaving a fine-configured Xcode project/workspace in examples to save time.
Michael-Lfx
on 29 Nov 2018
It's solved. Thank you. Love you guys.
Michael-Lfx
on 30 Nov 2018
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@Michael-Lfx you can only use it when running from XCode. Also, it doesn't make sense for Dota - frame boundaries trigger capture automatically. It's useful for workloads that are either compute or don't present frame, mostly Vulkan CTS. Here are instructions on how to set up XCode to run anything external, I have all the things set up this way (Dota, Vulkan CTS, Filament, etc):
ode.
Picture is courtesy of @grovesNL ^