Your first verified build
From a project folder to a playable Windows artifact.
Introduction
frameDock is a Windows workspace for building Godot, Unity and Unreal projects. It brings project setup, matching tools, build logs and inspectable artifacts together, then helps you prepare a release destination.
This manual follows the same path as the application. Begin with your first Windows build, or choose the topic you need from the sidebar. See the product overview for a tour of the workspace.
Start with a playable build
The visual setup guide takes you from choosing an engine to launching your own build. Account access and installation have their own requirements; check the current Windows download information before you begin.
User manual
Engine and Windows requirements
Use the project’s editor version and the correct export or packaging tools.
Accounts, devices and offline use
Your account manages access. Your game project stays local.
Artifacts, integrity and release preparation
Keep build evidence separate from store release confirmation.
Optional accounts and publisher connections
Build locally first. Add source access or a destination when you need it.
Recover from setup and build blockers
Read the failed check, resolve its cause and retry safely.
Handoffs, runners and studio controls
Add collaboration while keeping builds and credentials under your control.
More ways to learn
Video walkthroughs show the real setup, build and release controls. Release notes explain compatibility and current limits. If a check fails, open Troubleshooting and start with the first actionable error.