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@@ -10,11 +10,9 @@ Scripting can be accessed in OBS Studio via the Tools menu -> Scripts
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option, which will bring up the scripting dialog. Scripts can be added,
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option, which will bring up the scripting dialog. Scripts can be added,
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removed, and reloaded in real time while the program is running.
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removed, and reloaded in real time while the program is running.
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-**NOTE:** On Windows, currently only Python 3.6 is supported. To use
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-Python on Windows, you must download and install Python 3.6.x "x86-64"
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-for OBS 64bit (64bit is the default), or Python 3.6.x "x86" if using OBS
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-32bit. Then, in the scripting dialog, you must set the path to the
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-Python 3.6.x install in the "Python Settings" tab.
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+**NOTE:** To use Python on Windows or macOS, you must download and install a
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+Python version that matches your OBS architecture. Then, in the scripting
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+dialog, you must set the path to the Python install in the "Python Settings" tab.
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All API bindings are provided through the **obspython** module in
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All API bindings are provided through the **obspython** module in
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Python, and the **obslua** module in Lua.
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Python, and the **obslua** module in Lua.
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