You'll need to install the macOS version of SteamVR.
With GTX 1060 to GTX 1080ti driver support from Nvidia as well as Apple's own eGPU development kit running an AMD RX 580, you can now have the required power needed to develop and run VR applications.
Updates to Metal and GPU drivers have been made to macOS High Sierra that facilitate the adoption of VR capable applications on macOS. You need to install macOS High Sierra.Otherwise, if you plan on making and running VR applications in an HTC Vive headset, then you'll need to see these minimum requirements. If you're developing simpler non VR or AR applications, then you can just follow the download and installation procedures below. You'll likely want to look at some kind of force airflow cooling pad.VR applications creation has some requirements The Pro that Heads of Technology was using hit 110 F (43.5 C), and you can hear the fans going. Apple keeps trying to do passive cooling on stuff, and its historically gone badly. I've personally never trusted Apple's cooling designs, and the lack of fans in the Air trips all my warning flags. Personally I'd be worried about any heavy development on a MacBook Air. Our 2018 testing MacMini is too weak to run Unity for builds, and our actual Dev Mac is quite old. I'm waiting for some more feedback, but at some point I'll have to put in to my boss to order a new development Mini M1, so we can do M1 binaries of our stuff. Heads of Technology had it up and running with the My First Lego Game ( Video at time stamp). Your son may want to keep track of the MacOS Unity forum since issues with Big Sur and the M1 will likely show up there. The current answer seems to be "works okay through Rosetta 2" with Unity 2020. If by chance you are talking about Unity by Unity Technologies, there is an ongoing discussion about exactly that. Could you link to the "Unity" iOS you're referencing?
0 kommentar(er)
