The first session, covers how you can evaluate your game and "make a game plan". This session is the second part of a 3-part series on bringing your high-end games to Mac. I'm Varun Subramanian, an Engineer in GPU, Graphics, and Display Software group at Apple. Search the forums for tag wwdc2023-10124.Have a question? Ask with tag wwdc2023-10124.Get started with Metal shader converter.
Download the Metal shader converter (Mac and Windows).To get the most out of this session, we recommend first watching “Bring your game to Mac, Part 1: Make a game plan." And once you're ready to level up, check out “Bring your game to Mac, Part 2: Render with Metal" from WWDC23. We'll also show you how to reduce app launch time and stutters by generating GPU binaries with the offline compiler. Find out how to build a fast, end-to-end shader pipeline from DXIL that supports all shader stages and allows you to leverage the advanced features of Apple GPUs. Bring your game to Mac, Part 2: Compile your shadersĭiscover how the Metal shader converter streamlines the process of bringing your HLSL shaders to Metal as we continue our three-part series on bringing your game to Mac.
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