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How to use python open Draw Time FPS?

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liang444366454
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Enivob
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You use it by enabling the checkbox. Then, when your timeline is playing, you'll see the FPS for the playback in the lower-right corner of the viewport. Quite handy. It should be on by default IMHO.
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It's 
viewer.curViewport().settings().enableGuide(hou.viewportGuide.ShowDrawTime, True)

where viewer is a SceneViewer object.
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It's 
viewer.curViewport().settings().enableGuide(hou.viewportGuide.ShowDrawTime, True)

where viewer is a SceneViewer object.
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I've been unable to access this setting. I'm using the the code above with a SceneViewer object, but keep receiving the message:

File "C:\PROGRA~1/SIDEEF~1/HOUDIN~1.332/houdini/python3.10libs\hou.py", line 49563, in enableGuide
return _hou.GeometryViewportSettings_enableGuide(self, guide, enabled)
TypeError: in method 'GeometryViewportSettings_enableGuide', argument 2 of type 'HOM_EnumValue &'
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