Guide

docs/build-contrib.md

@@ -26,7 +26,25 @@
    - .NET Desktop Development
    - Game Development with C++
 
-## Building
+## Registering the UWP package
+
+You cannot normally run a UWP app's EXE file directly, instead you have to register the UWP app and launch it from the Start Menu/a Debugger.
+
+1. [Enable Developer Mode](#enabling-developer-mode)
+2. Go to the Mount folder of your game (where the EXE sits)
+3. Open Powershell.exe to that directory
+4. Run `Add-AppXPackage -Register .\AppxManifest.xml`
+
+## Enabling Developer Mode
+
+To register UWP apps, you have to enable Developer Mode.
+
+1. Go to For Developers in Settings (path differs depending on Windows version, read below)
+   - Settings > Windows Update > For Developers (Windows 10)
+   - Settings > System > For Developers (Windows 11)
+2. Enable Developer Mode
+
+# Building
 
 1. Clone the repo  
    - `git clone --recursive https://github.com/WinDurango/WinDurango.git`

docs/index.md

@@ -5,12 +5,12 @@ hero:
   name: "WinDurango Documentation"
   tagline: "Documentation for the WinDurango Xbox One Compatibility Layer."
 features:
-  - title: Building and Contributing
+  - title: Setup, Building, and Contributing
     link: /build-contrib.md
-    details: How to build the project, and contribute.
+    details: How to use, build, and contribute to the project.
     icon: 🔨
   - title: Playable Games
     link: /playable-games.md
-    details: What can run with WinDurango, and how well does it work.
+    details: What can run with WinDurango, and how well do they run.
     icon: 🎮
 ---