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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
When optimizing, one of my favourite approaches is the parent% metric. This isn't too hard to compute, but right now the viewer doesn't present the data in an accessible way. What I want is a tree where the root nodes are the top level scopes, and each layer only has the statistics for the node when called from that parent.
I don't think the view necessarily has to present % - I think being able to correlate parent/child relationship of scopes is the important part.
Describe alternatives you've considered
This can be somewhat manually created by carefully finding the immediate children in the flamegraph, and then filtering the stats view. If there was a way to highlight or filter descendants that'd make it somewhat easier with the current tool. However, since some scopes might have multiple parents (e.g. raycasts above) it doesn't quite get there.
Additional context
This is an example of how it's presented in Firefox Performance view:
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
When optimizing, one of my favourite approaches is the parent% metric. This isn't too hard to compute, but right now the viewer doesn't present the data in an accessible way. What I want is a tree where the root nodes are the top level scopes, and each layer only has the statistics for the node when called from that parent.
Describe the solution you'd like
A view something like this:
I don't think the view necessarily has to present % - I think being able to correlate parent/child relationship of scopes is the important part.
Describe alternatives you've considered
This can be somewhat manually created by carefully finding the immediate children in the flamegraph, and then filtering the stats view. If there was a way to highlight or filter descendants that'd make it somewhat easier with the current tool. However, since some scopes might have multiple parents (e.g. raycasts above) it doesn't quite get there.
Additional context
This is an example of how it's presented in Firefox Performance view:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: