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Create a folder named “Applications” inside your home folder and save the Application. Inside the textarea, add the command we’ve previously used: open -n /Applications/blender.appĬlick on “Run”, in order to see if it works. The easiest way to start the Automator App is to type “automator” into Spotlight. Hooray! Since we don’t want to use the terminal every time, we will use the Automator to add this to the dock. Repeat this step once again and you will have two Blender Instances running. You can do this by browsing your apps folder or type “terminal” into Spotlight. The best way is using the “open” command. For a certain period of time I was using a shell script, to start multiple instances of Blender. Coming from LInux or Windows, it is hard to understand why it is not possible having multiple Blender instances running.
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