Performance Overview & Custom Dashboards
In "Performance Overview" you can review the overall performance of your project. On the platform dashboard, configure the default observation context via Version & Time Selection, and inspect Performance Overview and Basic Indicator data, or build a flexible personal dashboard via Custom Dashboards.
1. Version & Time Selection
Set the time dimension for observation here, including options such as the last 24 hours and the last 7 days.
You can pick the version under observation (latest production, latest development, etc.), and click "View Version Timeline" to see the release timeline. The "Settings" button lets you switch the preset version and scene.
2. Performance Overview
The Performance Overview module shows the overall performance of the current version/scene, including a performance radar chart, average FPS, FPS variance, Jank stutter, BigJank stutter, FPS stutter, memory, and the number of matches.
- When the time range is the last 24h, every metric also shows the day-over-day and week-over-week change.
- When the time range is the last 7 days, every metric also shows the week-over-week change.
Radar chart rules
- Last 24 hours: average of the last 24 hours.
- Last 7 days: average of the last 7 days.
The previous 30 days serve as the baseline, from which the mean and standard deviation are computed. The current value is mapped to a score based on the interval it falls into:
| Interval | Mapped score |
|---|---|
| mean+1σ — mean+3σ | 90–100 |
| mean−1σ — mean+1σ | 70–90 |
| mean−2σ — mean−1σ | 60–70 |
| < mean−2σ | 50–60 (50 minimum) |
90–100 = Excellent, 70–90 = Good, 60–70 = Warning, below 60 = Critical.
3. Basic Indicator
The Basic Indicator module shows the basic performance trends for the current version/scene, including smoothness trends, smoothness-stutter trends, and hardware trends. Click the metric buttons in each section (such as Avg FPS, FPS variance, low FPS, FPS stutter, Jank, etc.) to switch between charts.
Click "Download" to save the data locally; click "Detailed Analysis" to jump to "Performance Analysis" for deeper investigation.
4. Custom Dashboard
Click "Add Dashboard" to create a custom dashboard and configure your own data view.
1) Create a chart
Click "New Chart" to create a custom chart. The configuration options are:
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Chart settings | Choose chart type (line / bar / table), time range, comparison method, chart name, metric type (basic performance metrics or custom metrics), and time granularity. |
| Query metrics | The metrics you want to observe, e.g. Avg FPS, scene duration. |
| Filter conditions | Choose version, scene, device, and quality settings. The version field also supports dynamic versions such as "latest production" or "latest development". |
| Grouping dimension | When chart type is bar or table, you can group by version, scene, device, etc. |
Click "Search" to see the chart data, and click "Save" to persist the configuration—next time you open the dashboard the chart will be loaded automatically.
2) Dashboard settings
Each time you enter a dashboard the data is refreshed in real time. Click "Collapse Filter" to apply secondary filters such as time range, version, scene, or device.
Drag the handle on the chart's title bar to reorder charts within the dashboard.
