The native Apple silicon Editor does not support the CPU lightmapper.If you are using Hub 2.4.5 and wish to use the Apple silicon Editor: uninstall the Apple intel version, download and run the standalone installer for Unity Editor (Apple silicon) from, and locate it through the Hub.To switch to the latest beta version of the Hub, change the “Channel” in Preferences > Advanced to “Beta” or re-download from.For more information, see the Hub release notes: Download and install of Apple silicon Editor via the Unity Hub is only possible through Hub version 3.0 Beta 6 or later, with some limitations in 3.0 Beta 6.The Apple silicon Editor has the following limitations: On macOS, secondary Editor windows only maximize, and do not enter full screen mode.

Other configuration and user environment as provided stock with the supported distribution (Kernel, Compositor, etc.)įor all operating systems, the Unity Editor is supported on workstations or laptop form factors, running without emulation, container or compatibility layer Gnome desktop environment running on top of X11 windowing system, Nvidia official proprietary graphics driver or AMD Mesa graphics driver. Rosetta 2 is required for Apple silicon devices running on either Apple silicon or Intel versions of the Unity Editor Hardware vendor officially supported driversĪpple officially supported drivers (Intel processor) OpenGL 3.2+ or Vulkan-capable, Nvidia and AMD GPUs X64 architecture with SSE2 instruction set support (Intel processors)Īpple M1 or above (Apple silicon-based processors)

X64 architecture with SSE2 instruction set support Windows 10 version 21H1 (build 19043) or newer (圆4 versions only) Actual performance and rendering quality may vary depending on the complexity of your project. This section lists the minimum requirements to run the Unity Editor.

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This page outlines the minimum system requirements you need to run Unity 2023.2 on all supported platforms.

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