LogicReinc
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1 year ago You can add a custom blender version using the wizard (there is a button for that on the opening screen).
Aslong as the binaries are named the same it should work, assuming that MacOS doesn't sandbox x86/x64 binaries from ARM binaries. Currently indeed it just downloads the macos x64 build by default for any MacOS installation.
This is an amazing tool! It's miraculously how everything has that "just works" feel. However, I noticed that on my M1-series Mac, it downloaded the Intel version of Blender. I saw this by watching Activity Monitor and seeing the platform the app runs from. Rosetta2 is quite fast, but I wonder if it could be faster, and I cannot figure out how to manually override the blender version it detects. This seems like it should be an easy fix.