Note: Not all Autodesk product offerings may be virtualized. Be sure to check the system requirements for your Autodesk product(s) to verify that the virtual environment you are using is supported. If you do need to run Windows and macOS at the same time, you will want to make sure that you have allocated sufficient RAM/VRAM/CPU power to your Windows environment so your Autodesk Product will run properly. If you do not need to run Windows and macOS simultaneously, then Boot Camp is the ideal solution, as it will allow you to allocate all your system resources (i.e CPU, GPU, RAM) to either your Windows or Mac operating system.
In order to run a Windows specific product on your Mac you will need a virtualization program (like Parallels Desktop or VMware Fusion) or you can use Apple's Boot Camp. Solution:Please see this page which outlines native macOS Autodesk Applications.
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