Macs, in the past, haven’t been able to understand these instructions, which is why you can’t run DirectX 12 games though a tool like Parallels.
It basically translates all the instructions of a game and sends them to your graphics card. AppleĭirectX 12 is Microsoft’s Application Programming Interface (API) for graphics. The Medium uses DirectX 12, which has been the major hurdle for getting Windows games to work on Macs. Apple demoed The Medium, showing the game running on Apple silicon through Rosetta (Apple’s translation layer). The significant part of this is actually the evaluation stage. Converting code: translating code for Macs and optimizing performance.Converting shaders: taking shaders and compiling them for Macs.Evaluation: see how the game runs on Apple silicon.In showing off the Game Porting Toolkit, Apple detailed the process for developers wanting to port their games.
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