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If it still doesn't work, shut down the VM, and VMware Fusion, then go find your VM in the macOS filesystem, right-click or ctrl-click it, and pick "Show package contents".If you have a 2013 or later Mac, and a recent version of macOS, and are running the Metal 2 3D graphics library, you can try setting the first of those (the MTL one) to "1", and could try setting the one below it (GL) to "0", but I have not tested this personally. Add the following lines (or edit any that are present to make them conform), then save the file: mks.enableMTLRenderer = "0" This should be " ~/Library/Preferences/VMware Fusion/preferences".

Then in the Display tab, turn on Accelerate 3D Graphics (if it's not on already), and set the Shared Graphics Memory you need.Įdit your main VMware Fusion preferences file.

For each VM in which you need 3D stuff, go into its Settings and pick the Compatibility tab, then Advanced Options drop-down, then select Use Hardware Version: 16.

Start up every VM that is not in a fully shut-down state (anything you can "Resume").

It may prompt you to allow something in System Preferences and such do so.

Revert to VMware Fusion 10.x, and open that app.