FPS Analyzer tutorials
Welcome to the official FPS Analyzer tutorials page!
Here you’ll find step-by-step guides and videos that will help you set up, configure, and get the most out of FPS Analyzer for monitoring your game performance on macOS.
Follow the tutorials video series to learn more about FPS Analyzer and best practices
First launch and working with account
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to properly set up all the necessary system permissions during the first launch of the application, ensuring everything runs smoothly. We’ll also guide you through managing your account—signing in, signing out, updating your nickname, or even completely removing your account from the system. Whether you’re just starting or managing an existing profile, this tutorial will walk you through every step of the process.
video chapters:
0:00 First time launch – system permissions
0:30 Signing in
0:56 Change your nickname
1:14 Signing out
02:02 Remove your account
Working with games and settings
This video provides detailed instructions on how to add new games to the application, whether manual configuration or with application automatically pull the necessary settings. You’ll also learn how to effectively manage game settings, including how to create new configurations or delete existing ones. By the end of this tutorial, you’ll have a solid grasp of how to efficiently organize and manipulate game data and configurations, ensuring optimal performance for every title in your library.
video chapters:
0:00 Adding first game and folder permissions
0:56 Revoking folder permissions
03:52 Adding and removing settings
05:52 Adding an existing game
06:24 Adding and existing game using a search box
Recording games performance
In this section of the tutorial series, we dive into recording your games’ performance metrics. You’ll learn how to properly set up the recording frame to capture accurate FPS data and get recommendations on best practices for recording performance data effectively. With these tips, you’ll ensure that you’re collecting the most precise information possible, whether for personal analysis or sharing with the community.
video chapters:
0:00 Before you start recording
01:10 How to record game’s performance & record frame configuration
02:22 Recording the game and recommendations
1:14 Signing out
03:14 Finishing the recording
Working with recorded data
Once you’ve recorded game data, it’s time to analyze and refine it. In this video, we’ll show you how to work with recorded data and update values as needed. You’ll also learn how to utilize tools like Rescan, Detect, and Correct, which will make the process of fixing any data issues simple and straightforward. The video also covers more challenging real-world scenarios, showing you how to manage complex data anomalies and ensure your recordings are as accurate as possible.
video chapters:
0:00 After recording finished
0:32 Fixing using threshold value
1:46 Using threshold value with rescan
2:11 Manual fixing, setting the values
2:49 Manually marking the values as warning
3:20 Severe data anomalies – scenario 1
4:43 Severe data anomalies – scenario 2
Uploading and sharing games performance
In this final tutorial video, you’ll learn how to upload both game settings and performance data to share with the community. We’ll guide you through the process of uploading configurations separately from performance data and show you how to verify the data on the website. By the end of this tutorial, you’ll know how to share your game’s performance data with other users, contributing valuable insights into how games perform across different hardware setups.
video chapters:
0:00 Uploading game with settings only
0:49 Uploading game with recorded data
Need Help or Have Questions?
If anything is unclear, you have any questions or there is anything unclear in the tutorials, feel free to join our community on Discord,
where we can help you directly.
You can also contact me directly via email at support@macgamesdb.com.
We’re always here to help and ensure you get the best possible experience with FPS Analyzer.