How to Get Microprofiler Dumps
If Roblox or Studio is stuttering or running slowly, but not completely frozen, you can provide a microprofiler dump to help engineers find the problem. Please use the .zip file format when you submit your microprofiler dump.
1. Generate the MicroProfiler dump
- Open the MicroProfiler:
- In the Roblox client or Studio testing mode, press Ctrl + Alt + F6 (or ⌘ + ⌥ + F6 on macOS). A graph will appear.
- Capture the Data:
- To capture a specific moment, press Ctrl + P (or ⌘ + P on macOS) to pause the recording. This opens the detailed view.
- Click the Dump menu in the top bar of the MicroProfiler window.
- Select the number of frames you want to save (e.g., Dump 64 frames ).
- The engine will save the frame data to an HTML file named
microprofile-<date>-<time>.html.
2. Locate and zip the file
On Windows:
- Press Win + R to open the Run dialog.
- Type
%LOCALAPPDATA%\Roblox\logsand press Enter. - Look for the HTML file with a name starting with
microprofile-and the most recent date/time.
On macOS:
- Open Finder.
- In the menu bar, select Go > Go to Folder… (or press Shift + ⌘ + G ).
- Type
~/Library/Logs/Robloxand click Go . - Look for the HTML file with a name starting with
microprofile-and the most recent date/time.
Creating the .zip file:
- Once you’ve found the
microprofile-*.htmlfile:
- On Windows: Right-click the file, select Send to, and then select Compressed (zipped) folder.
- On macOS: Right-click the file and select Compress “microprofile-*.html”.
- This will create the required
.zipfile containing your MicroProfiler dump.
You can directly upload this .zip file to your bug report.