Hi all, When I’m doing this var instrumentation = new EngineInstrumentation(scene.getEngine()); instrumentation.captureGPUFrameTime = true; I get the following error: engineInstrumentation.js:54 Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: this.engine.captureGPUFrameTime is not a function at EngineInstr…

You can try to do: import "@babylonjs/core/Engines/Extensions/engine.query" I think you will also need: import "@babylonjs/core/Instrumentation/engineInstrumentation"

I forgot to mention that I’m on the latest BJS 5 version. What I’ve found out is that when im importing the inspector import "@babylonjs/inspector"; the error goes away and it works. But this drags in a huge amount of additional code which bloats the final build

Thanks @Evgeni_Popov importing @babylonjs/core/Engines/Extensions/engine.query did the trick :slight_smile: BTW: how do I find out such hidden dependencies by myself?

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Error when EngineInstrumentation.captureGPUFrameTime == true

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Evgeni_Popov August 2, 2021, 10:33am 6

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Error when EngineInstrumentation.captureGPUFrameTime == true

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