Taxxor90

Well at least you figured it out^^ As written in the manual, the easiest way to use CX is to have everything unwanted in your ignore list so that you have an empty process list and can just start any game and press the hotkey without going back to CX again. We'll probably add a text line within the capture page to explain this for everyone who didn't read the manual(which probably will be the majority of users^^) We've made an initial ignore list that contains the most popular processes that could be running beside the ones you want to capture but of course we can't know every process one could have running in the background. But adding any other unwanted processes to the ignore list is something you only have to do once and from there you can just open CX, open a game, press the hotkey, and be happy with your capture^^

@Groove_C Next Update will also have the FPS Graph in the comparison page so you can compare anything you want. And the FPS bars will be separated from the graphs like this(early concept pictures)

But "arma3_x64.exe must be selected in CapFrameX program in CAPTURE->Running processes list." is still wrong, you don't have to select it and it's only confusing if you didn't read the manual. The Text above the process list tells you that you can press the Hotkey to start a capture, if you'd have to select a process(if there's more than one) it'll tell you that too. But that's why we'll change some things to make it more clear that you don't have to manually select the process. You mean like this?

Hey, I'm a member of the CapFrameX team. Just to clarify, you don't have to add anything to the ProcessGameNameMatchingList. You can choose a custom name that is displayed throughout CX, in your example ArmA III instead of the original arma3_x64.exe. But you don't have to go to that directory and edit the file, you just set the name in the "Game" line below the list on the left and click on "Save". The text file is only there to store that information. But the naming is completely optional and not required to capture anything. And you also don't have to select the process in the list in order to capture it. This is only required if you have more than one process in the "running processes" list to let CX know which one you want to be captured. If there's only one process it automatically gets captured if you press the hotkey. I think this is explained quite well in the manual I wrote on github. https://github.com/DevTechProfile/CapFrameX#how-to-make-a-capture However looking at your case it seems like it's not always as intuitive as we thought it'd be, so we'll be making some small adjustments with the UI to make some things more clear.