Getting Started with Direct3D - Direct3D Rendering - page 35

7. Press the Prt Scr key and you should now have a frame captured in Visual

Studio. Select the frame, and then click anywhere within the preview of the
frame. This will now select a single pixel in Graphics Pixel History as shown
in the following screenshot:

The graphics debugger windows with the pixel history and object table highlighted

8. Stop the debugger.

Enabling the debug layer and object tracking:

Now that we are able to run the debugger, let's turn on the Direct3D debug layer and enable
object tracking with the following steps:

1. Continuing from where we were, add the following to Program.cs at the start

of the Main() function:
// Enable object tracking
SharpDX.Configuration.EnableObjectTracking = true;