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The auto-detected quality and performance settings are a bit ambitious for the M1, so as a starting point I'd recommend changing the Atlas Resolution (Settings -> Performance -> Surface Simulation) to 512 x 1024, and the Graphics Quality (Settings -> Graphics -> Quality Settings) to Medium.
We would like to have M1 optimization (native support for Apple Silicon) at some point in the future, however we do not have a timeline for that right now.
In the meantime, Universe Sandbox should run quite well in general on the M1.
We do not do any crowdfunding for development. The best way to support us and the continued development of Universe Sandbox is to purchase a copy.
Can you please do the following
1. Launch Universe Sandbox
2. Open a new simulation
3. Try to add a galaxy.
4. If Universe Sandbox crashes after trying this, can you please send us a copy of your Player.log file? Here are some instructions on how to do that
http://universesandbox.com/support/emaillog
Thinking about purchasing this.. I'm using an M2 MAX Macbook Pro. Is there native support now for M2 chips as well?
Thanks!