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Update resolve addon documentation - Custom python 3.x interpreter #127

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### Custom DaVinci Resolve Python 3.x interpreter

In the **Studio Settings** -> **Applications** -> **Resolve** section, you can change the environment variables to configure a custom python interpreter.

e.g. An example of a possible configuration, or use hard-coded and write it in the environment configuration.

```bash
{
"RESOLVE_UTILITY_SCRIPTS_SOURCE_DIR": [],
"RESOLVE_PYTHON3_HOME": {
"windows": "{CUSTOM_RESOLVE_PYTHON_HOME}",
"darwin": "{CUSTOM_RESOLVE_PYTHON_HOME}",
"linux": "{CUSTOM_RESOLVE_PYTHON_HOME}"
}
}
```

Set your python 3.x interpreter directory to the environment variable `CUSTOM_RESOLVE_PYTHON_HOME`.

Next, you'll need to use your custom python interpreter to install some of the necessary packages

1. `python -m pip install PySide2`
2. `python -m pip install OpenTimelineIO`

### Enable Scripting
In Resolve go to `DaVinci Resolve > Preferences > System > General`. Set `External scripting using` to `Local`.