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CaptureCurrentFrame

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Captures the remainder of the current frame to the graphics log file.

Syntax

void CaptureCurrentFrame();

Remarks

If another capture is currently in progress—such as a capture that was started by the BeginCapture function—then that capture is completed and recorded to the graphics log as a distinct frame. Immediately afterwards, graphics diagnostics begins capturing the remainder of the current frame, which is also recorded as a distinct frame. The current frame's end is marked by a call to present.

To capture a frame, you must prepare your app to capture and record graphics information—that is, you must have called Init through an instance of the VsgDbg class before you call CaptureCurrentFrame.

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