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Moving the \faMousePointer{} mouse cursor over the frames displayed on the graph will display tooltip with information about frame number, frame time, etc. Such tooltips are common for many UI elements in the profiler and won't be mentioned later in the manual. Moving the \faMousePointer{} mouse cursor over the frames displayed on the graph will display tooltip with information about frame number, frame time, etc. Such tooltips are common for many UI elements in the profiler and won't be mentioned later in the manual.
The timeline view may be focused on the frames, by clicking or dragging the \LMB{} left mouse button\footnote{Further in the manual only the mouse button icons will be used.} on the graph. The graph may be scrolled left and right by dragging the \RMB{} right mouse button over the graph. The view may be zoomed in and out by using the \Scroll{} mouse scroll. If the view is zoomed out, so that multiple frames are merged into one column, the highest frame time will be used to represent the given column. The timeline view may be focused on the frames, by clicking or dragging the \LMB{} left mouse button on the graph. The graph may be scrolled left and right by dragging the \RMB{} right mouse button over the graph. The view may be zoomed in and out by using the \Scroll{} mouse scroll. If the view is zoomed out, so that multiple frames are merged into one column, the highest frame time will be used to represent the given column.
\subsubsection{Timeline view} \subsubsection{Timeline view}
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\item \emph{Yellow label} -- Plot. \item \emph{Yellow label} -- Plot.
\end{itemize} \end{itemize}
Note that when memory profiling (section~\ref{memoryprofiling}) is enabled, Tracy will automatically generate a \emph{\faMemory{} Memory usage} plot, which has extended capabilities. Hovering over a data point (memory allocation event) will display duration of the allocation. Clicking \LMB{} on the data point will open the memory allocation information window, which will display the duration of the allocation as long as the window is open. Note that when memory profiling (section~\ref{memoryprofiling}) is enabled, Tracy will automatically generate a \emph{\faMemory{} Memory usage} plot, which has extended capabilities. Hovering over a data point (memory allocation event) will display duration of the allocation. Clicking the \LMB{} left mouse button on the data point will open the memory allocation information window, which will display the duration of the allocation as long as the window is open.
\subsubsection{Navigating the view} \subsubsection{Navigating the view}
Hovering the \faMousePointer{} over the timeline view will display a vertical line that can be used to visually line-up events in multiple threads. Dragging the \LMB{} will display time measurement of the selected region. Hovering the \faMousePointer{} mouse pointer over the timeline view will display a vertical line that can be used to visually line-up events in multiple threads. Dragging the \LMB{} left mouse button will display time measurement of the selected region.
The timeline view may be scrolled both vertically and horizontally by dragging \RMB. Note that only the zones, locks and plots scroll vertically, while the time scale and frame sets always stay in place. The timeline view may be scrolled both vertically and horizontally by dragging the \RMB{} right mouse button. Note that only the zones, locks and plots scroll vertically, while the time scale and frame sets always stay in place.
You can zoom in and out the timeline view by using \Scroll. You can select a range to which you want to zoom by dragging the \MMB{} middle mouse button. Dragging the \MMB{} while the \emph{control} key is pressed will zoom-out. You can zoom in and out the timeline view by using the \Scroll{} mouse scroll. You can select a range to which you want to zoom-in by dragging the \MMB{} middle mouse button. Dragging the \MMB{} middle mouse button while the \emph{control} key is pressed will zoom-out.
Hovering the \faMousePointer{} over a zone will highlight with a white outline all other zones that have the same source location. Clicking \LMB{} on a zone will open zone information window. Clicking \MMB{} on a zone, of a frame will zoom the view to the extent of the zone or the frame. Hovering the \faMousePointer{} mouse pointer over a zone will highlight all other zones that have the same source location with a white outline. Clicking the \LMB{} left mouse button on a zone will open zone information window. Clicking the \MMB{} middle mouse button on a zone, of a frame will zoom the view to the extent of the zone or the frame.
\newpage \newpage
\appendix \appendix