I have a couple of games I want to run and I'm not sure what what I'm doing wrong. Here is what I've done so far:
Downloaded trial Crossover
Instealled Steam using "Install a Windows Application" button
Ran Steam and installed some games(this works fine)
I've run into two different issues from the three games I tried.:
4.1. Atlas Architect: Gives me a message "DX11 Feature Level 10.0 is required to run the engine". But according to this https://www.reddit.com/r/MacOS/comments/jdko5f/crossover_20_is_released_dx11_games_are_now/ DX11 should be supported?
4.2. Age Of Empires 2: Definitive Edition. I start it, I see a splash screen then it goes away and nothing happens. I did see a terminal window still running though which seems to be trying to run a "win64-preloader" it's hangs on [Process completed]
4.3. Final Fantasy VII: This seems to run fine.
Atlas Architect is the main one I want to work. It was a kickstart I backed.
I did some googling and found some half-answers but nothing really useful. Any tips? Or is this a dead end for me?
To enable dx11 on CrossOver Mac, right click on bottle and select Settings->DXVK Backend for D3D11.
It works only on 64-bit bottles.
Also installing "DirectX for Modern Games", .NET and C++ could help with some games.
Thanks for all your help. I've decided this is not going to be as easy as I thought it would be, especially if I have to tweak things every for every game. I've decided to bootcamp a partition on my Mac until I can afford a gaming pc.
I don't understand what "DXVK support on macOS is
limited to 64Bit only." does that mean the window app needs to be
64bit?
Correct, you will only have DXVK support within 64Bit Windows games
Also, the bottle which is running that application must be a 64-bit bottle. For example, if the bottle information states that it is Windows 10 64-bit, that is what you need. But if the bottle information states that it is Windows 10 (without the 64-bit qualifier), well, that's not going to work.
Thanks for all your help. I've decided this is not going to be as
easy as I thought it would be, especially if I have to tweak things
every for every game. I've decided to bootcamp a partition on my Mac
until I can afford a gaming pc.
I am presently trying to run AoE2/3DE on Crossover on a 2020 Mac mini with external T3 R580...
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