Work on MAC M4 Pro PLS PLS

[mikedoria4]

I have tried Crossover, Whisky and Paralells. Can anyone help? Must be able to change some settings somewhere, but no idea which ones?

[Triassic Games]

It doesn't run on Mac natively yet. We're working on it but I don't know how to make it work beside using Bootcamp which isn't really an option for Silicon Macs.

It runs pretty well on my M3 but we have tons of shader issues to fix...

/Martin

[birb]

Originally posted by Triassic Games:

It doesn't run on Mac natively yet. We're working on it but I don't know how to make it work beside using Bootcamp which isn't really an option for Silicon Macs.

It runs pretty well on my M3 but we have tons of shader issues to fix...

/Martin

is it possible to run on intel macs w/ crosssover? or is bootcamp the only option?

[A Ginga Bloke]

Originally posted by Triassic Games:

It doesn't run on Mac natively yet. We're working on it but I don't know how to make it work beside using Bootcamp which isn't really an option for Silicon Macs.

It runs pretty well on my M3 but we have tons of shader issues to fix...

/Martin

Hi Martin,

While I can just about run it on my ancient Windows laptop - I would really like to try it on my Apple Silicon Mac Mini - I have managed to get the game to "run" in Crossover / WINE - start menu and settings etc. all accessible. When I load a game the screen gets stuck at "Loading DEM Data" - however I can hear the game running (can even hear contact notifications if I leave it long enough) and can see massive CPU and GPU usage for the executable. Therefore I assume the game is indeed running, I just can't se it due to the stuck screen!

I notice you say you have managed to make it work on your M3, was there a certain trick you needed to make this work?

(Regarding native running - I note that the game Transport Fever 2 was made native for Intel macs - however this still runs on Apple Silicon thanks to Rosetta 2 - Is it easier to get it running for old macs and then let Rosetta handle the conversion for full power games (TF2 runs excellently on the M1)