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Performance Visualization Dashboard

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IINDIGOBLIN
Last edited Apr 10, 2021
Created on Apr 7, 2021

This dashboard visualizes runtime performance across frames using three coordinated D3 v6 SVG charts. A bar chart shows functions with the longest total runtime, while a scatter plot details the breakdown of the longest frame by function. An interactive line chart connects performance points over tick time, enabling selection of specific frames. The visualization uses d3.csv for data loading, scaleBand, scalePoint, scaleLinear, axisLeft, axisBottom, and d3.timeParse to structure the CSV data containing Tick, Identifier, and Runtime fields.

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What we want:

A graph of the performance of each frame over time: line graph connecting many points?

A bar graph for the breakdown of the longest frame.

A horizontal bar graph for the functions with the longest time spent.

CSV format: Tick,Identifier,Runtime

MIT Licensed

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