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# 1. Deploy your Launcher
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*If you are deploying the Launcher for MacOS go here:* [*Deploy for MacOS*](/documentation/launcher-integrations/flat-window-template/deploy-for-macos.md)
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This tutorial assumes you correctly installed the Game Launcher in your server.
If you haven't done so, go here: [**Installation**](https://gamelauncher.gitbook.io/documentation/game-launcher/installation)
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**This tutorial requires**
* Open ***GameLauncher.sln*** in Visual Studio
* Open the [**Patch Manager**](/documentation/game-launcher/patch-manager-app.md) **or use Unity Manager**
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### Building the Launcher
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Make sure ***GameLauncher*** is selected in Solution Explorer before continue
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1. In Visual Studio Navigation Menu, go to **Build -> Publish**
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The first time you have to create a **Publish Profile**\
Please select **Folder** -> **Finish**\
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2\. In the opened window, press **Publish**
3\. After the build compiled, press in **Target location** -> ***bin\Release\Publish*** to open the folder
Now you have your **Launcher file**!
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You only need the ***GameLauncher.exe*** file. The .**pdb** file is **not** required.
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**Use this to create your launcher version!**
Next step:
[**2. Create Launcher version**](/documentation/creating-launcher-version/2.-move-your-launcher.md)
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