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@@ 49,19 49,26 @@

	The following commands assume you have a working docker installation capable of running Windows containers on the command line.

-	To build the Windows docker image:
+	The container image can be pulled from Pointcaster servers:
+	```sh
+	docker pull cr.pointcaster.net/pointcaster-dev
+	```
+
+	Or you can build it yourself (but it will take a while):
	```sh
-	docker build -f scripts/windows.Dockerfile -t pointcaster-win .
+	docker build -t pointcaster-dev .
	```
+
	To produce a Pointcaster release package:
	```
-	docker run -v ./:C:\pointcaster pointcaster-win .\scripts-build-windows-release.ps1
+	docker run -v ./:C:\pointcaster cr.pointcaster.net/pointcaster-dev \
+	.\scripts-build-windows-release.ps1
	```
	The `-v` argument ensures the repository is mounted inside the container.

	For a development shell:
	```
-	docker run -it -v ./:C:\pointcaster pointcaster-win powershell
+	docker run -it -v ./:C:\pointcaster cr.pointcaster.net/pointcaster-dev powershell
	```
	> [!TIP]
	> You might benefit from passing some docker args to fully utilise available resources, e.g.:
@@ 86,3 93,4 @@
	- NVIDIA CUDA Toolkit ~~CudaVersion~~

	Additionally, your environment will need CMake, MSVC from Visual Studio 2022, vcpkg and Ninja.
+	These are all included in Visual Studio's 'Desktop Development with C++' Workload.