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Capture Log Options

The Capture Log Options view allows you to include or remove entries from the Capture Log based on a series of filter options, such as item type, Wwise object name, and scope.

Interface Element	Description
Include Relations
Playback Relation (dots column)	Shows all notifications occurring in the same Event as the target objects, even if they don't apply to the target object directly. This shows all elements linked by a blue bullet.
Game Object Relations	Will include everything that occurs on the same game object as the selected object. For example, let's say that you have selected Sound A as the filtered object and it plays on a Game Object that already has Sound B playing. It will add all playback relations pertaining to Sound B on that Game Object in the Capture Log view.
Parents and Busses when using Object Filter	Will include the notifications for all the hierarchical parents of the selected object and all the busses the children may be routed to.
Scope
Global	Displays entries that apply to all game objects.
Game object	Only displays entries that apply to specific game objects.
Types
Notifications	Displays notifications from the sound engine. Notifications include the status of sound engine processing actions. Examples: Event plays. Delay starts.
Markers	Displays audio file markers and Music Segment custom cues.
Events	Displays both Action Events and Dialogue Events triggered by Wwise or the game engine.
Actions	Displays Event Actions.
Properties	Displays changes made to property values.
States	Displays state changes.
Switches	Displays Switch changes.
SoundBanks	Displays SoundBank related information, including the name of the SoundBank.
Events Preparation	Displays Events and Game Syncs that have been prepared using the `PrepareEvent()`and `PrepareGameSyncs()`functions.
Errors	Displays any errors encountered by the sound engine.
Messages	Displays any messages sent by the sound engine. Messages generally convey issues or special information. These can be programmed in the game engine. Examples: Unknown Event name. Main character walks.
MIDI Events	Displays any MIDI Events played by the sound engine. Information derived from the MIDI file is displayed as per the MIDI tab's MIDI Events information and, especially, the Filters . In sum, it shows which channel (1 - 16), which Event (Note-on or Note-off), which note, and the Velocity.
API Calls	Displays any API calls to the sound engine. These are listed in broad categories, which can be selected or cleared as desired, including the following: Events RTPCs Game Game Syncs Game Objects Listener Spatialization Positions Auxiliary Bus Obstruction/Occlusion Motion MIDI Dynamic Sequence Spatial Audio Others Each listed call gives the applicable function and, if any, the passed parameters.
	Resets the dialog to the default settings.
	Selects all Types in the list.
	Clears the selection for all Types in the list.