Optionally retain both ARM64 and x86 versions of Brew If this command does not print /usr/local/bin/brew, you should use this command: Make sure the brew command is on your path: (echo echo 'eval "$(/usr/local/bin/brew shellenv)"') > /Users/$USER/.zprofile Install the x86_64 version of Homebrew if you don't already have it. All subsequent commands should be run within this shell. Open Terminal (search in Spotlight on macOS).Įnter an x86_64 shell to continue the following steps in a Rosetta environment. You may follow the steps at the end of this section after installing Brew to achieve this. zshrc file to allow either version to be used depending on the active architecture. If you prefer to keep both ARM64 and x86 versions of brew installed, you may add a "brew-switcher" to your. Either use a Homebrew uninstall script or delete the folder /opt/homebrew/bin. Note: if you have ever installed Homebrew before, then it is advised to remove ARM64 Homebrew as this can interfere with this build process. Search for Game Porting Toolkit and download it.If you have an old version Xcode installed, remove it.Search for Command Line Tools for Xcode 15 beta and download the dmg file, then install it.Visit Apple Developer Downloads site, these files are now free to download use for any logged in Apple account.macOS Ventura causes large numbers of issues with steamwebhelper.exe crashing so it isn't recommended, use the macOS Sonoma beta.You can download the pkg installer from Mr Macintosh blog. macOS Sonoma should be used, currently it is in beta.Toolkit install instructions Requirements 8.10 My game looks pixelated and the display resolution is limited.8.8 My game won’t run because it requires Mono.8.2 Steam crashes straight after opening.
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