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Sure. Make a folder called com.apple.springboard. Name the app badge this:
SBBadgeBG@2x
Place the icon inside your new folder and then place the folder inside your /Library/Themes folder and select it via winterboard. Or if you already have a theme you're working on, like me, you place the new icon inside that theme's com.apple.springboard bundle folder.
SBBadgeBG@2x
Place the icon inside your new folder and then place the folder inside your /Library/Themes folder and select it via winterboard. Or if you already have a theme you're working on, like me, you place the new icon inside that theme's com.apple.springboard bundle folder.
Easy enough. Thanks.
One more thing. I am new at all this and learning quite a bit. I've manage to change most of my icons, lock screen (thks lexs). While changing my icons I think I might of missed a step by not saving the original png files. How do I now revert to original icons if the need to do so ever comes up?
One more thing. I am new at all this and learning quite a bit. I've manage to change most of my icons, lock screen (thks lexs). While changing my icons I think I might of missed a step by not saving the original png files. How do I now revert to original icons if the need to do so ever comes up?
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Well, the next time you update the iOS and then jailbreak again, just copy the com.apple.springboard folder to your computer. That's the only way I would know how to do it.
