public int DepthLevel { get; set; }

public int DepthLevel { get; set; }

Public Property DepthLevel As Integer 
	Get 
	Set

Public Property DepthLevel As Integer 
	Get 
	Set

public:
property int DepthLevel {
	int get ();
	void set (int value);
}

public:
property int DepthLevel {
	int get ();
	void set (int value);
}

Property Value

If you are using Global depth mode, you should set the depth level to a number that is approximately the size (in pixels) of the entire surface over which you wish to compute the depth.

If you are using Local depth mode, you should set the depth level to a number that is bigger than the size (in pixels) of the local surface patch over which you wish to compute the depth. Notice that the depth computation in Local mode will become slower as you increase the DepthLevel.

A depth level of 0 is valid and has a unique behavior when in Global depth mode. In this case, the depth level will be treated as "infinite" and use all available data. If the Local depth mode is used, then a depth level of 0 will instead produce the same result as a depth level of 1.