I understand that a call to Manager::CheckDepthStencilMatch should get me an answer, but so far I have not been able to gather the pieces required to make this call effectively.
In particular, I need to obtain values for the adapterFormat and renderTargetFormat arguments. I am not specifying any particular format while creating the device so I need a way to get the default/current Format values.
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D3D::DepthFormat GetDepthFormat(){
D3D::AdapterInformation ^adapter = D3D::Manager::Adapters->Default;
D3D::DepthFormat depthFormat = D3D::DepthFormat::D32;
if(!D3D::Manager::CheckDepthStencilMatch(0,
D3D::DeviceType::Hardware, adapter->CurrentDisplayMode.Format,
adapter->CurrentDisplayMode.Format, depthFormat)){
depthFormat = D3D::DepthFormat::D16;
if(!D3D::Manager::CheckDepthStencilMatch(0,
D3D::DeviceType::Hardware, adapter->CurrentDisplayMode.Format,
adapter->CurrentDisplayMode.Format, depthFormat)){
throw gcnew Exception(L"Your hardware needs to be upgraded.");
}
}
return depthFormat;
}
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