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About this mod
A relatively simple mod that can be used to log the amount of time it takes to execute a set of code.
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Requirements:
NVSE
JIP LN NVSE
Instructions for use:
1) Install plugin by extracting to your data directory or install with your mod manager of choice.
2) You'll want to let it run for a bit and then check the console OR continue on and follow the in-script instructions to output your "baseline"/amount-of-time-it-takes-the-base-code-to-execute to a file.
2) Boot up the GECK and set the plugin as your active file. If you want to test the performance of a user-defined function, you'll need GECK Extender (unless your mod is an ESM).
3) Enter "SHOPerf" into the search bar, then click on "All".
4) Open "SHOPerfTesterScript" and follow the instructions shown in there.
5) You can then have this plugin output results to the console or to a file with a name of your choosing.
Resources:
As it stands, I plan on uploading all of my personal tests to a publicly available Google Drive Folder. If you want to, you can contact me for edit rights and I'll happily grant them for you to upload your own tests.
I also have a thread on the Nexus forums that I plan on keeping updated with overviews of my personal tests.
NVSE
JIP LN NVSE
Instructions for use:
1) Install plugin by extracting to your data directory or install with your mod manager of choice.
2) You'll want to let it run for a bit and then check the console OR continue on and follow the in-script instructions to output your "baseline"/amount-of-time-it-takes-the-base-code-to-execute to a file.
2) Boot up the GECK and set the plugin as your active file. If you want to test the performance of a user-defined function, you'll need GECK Extender (unless your mod is an ESM).
3) Enter "SHOPerf" into the search bar, then click on "All".
4) Open "SHOPerfTesterScript" and follow the instructions shown in there.
5) You can then have this plugin output results to the console or to a file with a name of your choosing.
Resources:
As it stands, I plan on uploading all of my personal tests to a publicly available Google Drive Folder. If you want to, you can contact me for edit rights and I'll happily grant them for you to upload your own tests.
I also have a thread on the Nexus forums that I plan on keeping updated with overviews of my personal tests.