The D16 field is a member of the ImageFormat enumeration in the Sandbox namespace. It represents a 16-bit depth image format, commonly used for depth buffer storage in graphics applications. This format is typically used in rendering pipelines where depth precision is important, such as in 3D graphics rendering.
Use the D16 format when you need to store depth information with 16 bits of precision. This is suitable for applications where depth accuracy is crucial, such as shadow mapping or depth testing in 3D scenes.
// Example of using ImageFormat.D16 in a rendering context // Assuming you have a rendering setup Texture depthTexture = new Texture(); depthTexture.Format = ImageFormat.D16; // Use the depth texture in a rendering pipeline RenderTarget renderTarget = new RenderTarget(); renderTarget.AttachDepthTexture(depthTexture); // Now the render target uses a 16-bit depth buffer for depth testing
