The initial state is shown as an entry in normal type. If the relevant API standard defines an initial state, then this state is shown, otherwise <unknown> appears instead.

If a state item has been changed anywhere in the trace, it is highlighted in light green. A state item that is not currently its default value is highlighted in dark green. Any read-only constant states such as GL_MAX_DRAW_BUFFERS are highlighted in yellow. States that have never been changed in the trace are shown in white.

If a state has been changed, you can find the function call that changed it by selecting Select Previous Change Location from the right-click menu on the state item. The function call that next changes a given state item can be located in a similar way.

You can use the Filter box to filter the states and values in the view. For example, type texture into the box and the view only shows states that have texture in the name or in the value. See 5.21 Filtering and searching in Graphics Analyzer for more information.

In addition to the Filter box, there are several filtering modes available:

All states

No additional filtering is applied.

States that have been modified

Only show the states that have been changed in this trace.

States that have not been modified

Only states that never change value in the trace are shown.

States that are not currently their defaults

Only states that, at the currently selected function call, are not at their default values are shown.

States changed by this function

Only states changed by the currently selected function call are shown.

Read-only states

Only read-only constant states such as GL_MAX_DRAW_BUFFERS are shown.