*No Audio* BeamNG on Base M1 Mac Mini
I apologize for no audio, my dumb self forgot to check how to screen record with audio recording using QuickTime Player. You can see me adjusting the volume for my AirPods Pro throughout the video however. Nevertheless, the audio from the [0.14.0.5-dx10] beta hasn’t really aged too well anyway, especially when compared to the most recent updates. I will have audio in the next video using Soundflower. Onto my specs… I have the base M1 Mac Mini: CPU: Apple M1 (8 Core iGPU) RAM: 8GB Storage: 256GB I used CrossOver for this, “DXVK (Builtin)” and “DirectX for Modern Games” installed. There are many errors that interrupt gameplay, but the game still runs fairly smooth. What’s even more impressive is the fact that this is running through an emulator, so performance is limited due to it (it’d run MUCH better if the game was native). I’m still very new to MacOS, but I’m definitely enjoying working around with it.
I apologize for no audio, my dumb self forgot to check how to screen record with audio recording using QuickTime Player. You can see me adjusting the volume for my AirPods Pro throughout the video however. Nevertheless, the audio from the [0.14.0.5-dx10] beta hasn’t really aged too well anyway, especially when compared to the most recent updates. I will have audio in the next video using Soundflower. Onto my specs… I have the base M1 Mac Mini: CPU: Apple M1 (8 Core iGPU) RAM: 8GB Storage: 256GB I used CrossOver for this, “DXVK (Builtin)” and “DirectX for Modern Games” installed. There are many errors that interrupt gameplay, but the game still runs fairly smooth. What’s even more impressive is the fact that this is running through an emulator, so performance is limited due to it (it’d run MUCH better if the game was native). I’m still very new to MacOS, but I’m definitely enjoying working around with it.