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docs/behind_scenes/vulkan_support.rst
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Current support
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RenderDoc has support for Vulkan version 1.2, as well as a number of extensions, but it contains some caveats. In addition, not all replay features are currently supported, but this is being actively worked on.
RenderDoc has support for Vulkan version 1.3, as well as a number of extensions, but it contains some caveats. In addition, not all replay features are currently supported, but this is being actively worked on.
* RenderDoc assumes that even if multiple GPUs are present, that only one VkDevice will be created and used.
* RenderDoc captures will in general not be portable between different systems, only currently supporting capture and replay on the same or similar enough machines.
docs/getting_started/faq.rst
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What APIs does RenderDoc support?
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Currently RenderDoc supports Vulkan 1.2, D3D11 (up to D3D11.4), D3D12, OpenGL 3.2+, and OpenGL ES 2.0 - 3.2. Note that OpenGL (and similarly OpenGL ES) is a complex & sprawling API, so see the details of what is supported in :doc:`its own page <../behind_scenes/opengl_support>`. In particular on desktop only modern GL is supported - legacy GL that is only available via the compatibility profile in OpenGL 3.2 is not supported.
Currently RenderDoc supports Vulkan 1.3, D3D11 (up to D3D11.4), D3D12, OpenGL 3.2+, and OpenGL ES 2.0 - 3.2. Note that OpenGL (and similarly OpenGL ES) is a complex & sprawling API, so see the details of what is supported in :doc:`its own page <../behind_scenes/opengl_support>`. In particular on desktop only modern GL is supported - legacy GL that is only available via the compatibility profile in OpenGL 3.2 is not supported.
Vulkan support has :doc:`a few notes <../behind_scenes/vulkan_support>`, as does :doc:`D3D12 <../behind_scenes/d3d12_support>`.