How to hide 'FPS counter' in PIE mode?

Development Programming & Scripting Blueprint
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Hi all, not sure where the right place might be for this.

Basically, I am using a friend’s level he built, and he has the ‘fps counter’ and other stats in the top right corner while in play mode. I want to remove them so they don’t appear in sequence recordings. He can’t remember how he made them appear, and I can’t find anything about getting rid of them, only the possibility of making them appear via blueprints, hence my posting in this neck of the woods.

Hoping someone could help.

Thanks!

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Hello,

There is some ways to do this.

The first one in in the upper left corner of the viewport

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And there is the possibility of doing it via console commands:

  • stat fps
  • stat unit

Also, if you need to remove the ‘‘Lighting need to be rebuilt’’ message, you can do it with this command:

  • DisableAllScreenMessages

(There is an ‘‘Execute Console Command’’ blueprint node.)

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Hi, thanks for your reply!

I have tried that, but to no avail. I found that my friend made a HUD widget. I deleted that. I deleted an FPS counter from the level blueprint. I unchecked all boxes that mention FPS. I’m not sure, but I think it’s solely the sequence recorder. When I play in viewport and record, there’s no HUD, but when I render the capture and play it back, there it is in the corner. I can’t find anything in the sequence recorder settings that might de-activate this. There was one ‘display HUD’ option but it’s already un-checked. I did something and even more stats appeared under FPS.

Also, when I type ‘stat’ into console command box, nothing comes up as an option. Not sure why that is :\

Apparently, I might have this issue: Unreal Engine Issues and Bug Tracker (UE-52772) , but I can’t find a fix.

Hopefully this makes sense.

Thanks again for your reply.

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On second glance, maybe it isn’t an FPS stat issue, but a system performance stat display. Still, I can’t really find how to remove it from sequence recordings.

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All those things on the screenshot are from this command:

stat unit

Just write it, not all console commands are visible in the suggestions (Don’t know why)

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Well ****** me, I think it worked this time!

I’ll do another recording and see if it stayed. Thanks!

Edit: I didn’t even know that as a sensitive word.

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It’s gone! Thanks!

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Hide all with ‘stat none’

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