For me the apple silicon editor is extremely laggy overall (new M1 MacBook Pro Max). There are distinct delays when interacting with any inspector window (up to half a second delay).
I installed the Apple Silicon version of the editor, but my project is still using the Intel version. It won’t let me select the Apple Silicon version…how come?
I’m afraid it’s a current limitation of the hub (we’re working on addressing it). It doesn’t play nice when you have both Intel and Apple silicon editor installed for the same Unity version. A workaround I can offer is to remove the Intel version of Unity from the hub.
I’m having this same issue, but there isn’t an intel version on my computer. I have an intel build of an earlier version, but it doesn’t seem like that would interfere.
On the downloads screen it says Silicon, but once it’s finished, in the Installs section it says Intel. Not sure what’s going on here.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
And, for me for some reason, any version of 2021.2 crashes on start on both Mac (m1) and Pc
EDIT: And when I try to install the silicon version again, it says that both the Intel and Apple Silicon version are both installed. Even though I only see the Intel version listed under “Installs”).
We’re having the same issue installing Apple Silicon 2021.2.2f1. The Unity Hub (beta 6) logs report that it has no access to the Destination Path, even though I gave the Unity Hub.app “Full Disk Access” permission in System Settings > Privacy. Here’s the entry from the logs:
{“level”:“error”,“message”:“[\n "Error occured in ‘Destination Path Check’. Error: No read write access for /Applications/Unity/Hub/Editor"\n]”,“moduleName”:“Disk Validation Strategy”,“timestamp”:“2021-11-15T18:50:44.714Z”}
Is there another support application that needs disk access permission? @Tautvydas-Zilys
The laggy behavior is gone.