docs/window/resource_inspector.rst
The resource inspector window allows you to see a full list of all API objects included in the frame capture. You can see the relationships between objects - such as parent/child links - as well as the full creation details of any object.
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Links to the resource inspector exist throughout the UI indicated by a bold resource name and the |link| icon.
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Resource Inspector: Examining the details of a resource in a capture.
For the selected resource, if there are any parent resources which this resource depends on, they will be listed under related resources. Similarly in the parent resource, any children are listed here too. This lets you easily click from one to the other.
An example of a parent-child relationship is a 'view' type object that is created in reference to a concrete 'image' or 'texture' type object.
Some resources such as textures and buffers have information available about where and how they're used in the frame.
In this list, each entry lists an EID range and a type of usage.
Resources can optionally have deep structured annotations provided by the application via the :doc:../in_application_api. For annotations applied to objects, they are displayed here under the key paths provided.
For more information on the annotation system in general see the :doc:annotation_viewer.
This view is hidden if there are no annotations in the capture.
Before any API object is used in the frame, it must be initialised and set up exactly as it was in the captured application.
The function calls used to initialise the object are listed here, which will normally contain at least one creation function.
To rename resources, click on the :guilabel:Rename Resource button next to the name, and it will open an editing textbox to let you change the name. When you've set the name, press :kbd:Enter or click :guilabel:Rename Resource again. To cancel a rename, press :kbd:Escape or click :guilabel:Reset name to restore the name to its original value.
This name will be used consistently throughout the UI anywhere the resource is referenced, and will update whenever you rename it again.
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Resource Inspector: Renaming a resource in a capture.
For more information, see :doc:../how/how_annotate_capture.