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kuato

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Jun 10, 2009
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I recently switched to Atomic Web Browser but I didn't like the icon so I found one to replace it. I renamed it icon@2x.png and put it in the .app folder. As you can see the icon has a deep shadow surrounding it. I've changed the resolution multiple times but no matter if its 114x114 or 122x124 the shadow remains. Any idea how to fix this?
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I usually use the summerboard method. Make a folder call Icons and put that folder into your theme. Then all you need to do is name your new icon and place in Icon folder and name it Internet@2x.png & Internet.png and click on summerboard in winterboard. Much faster and easier to manage for me…

You could also try to name the icon capitalized or Internet@2x~iphone.png also.

Or it could just be the icon already had a mask on it and if it's a appstore icon it'll double mask the icon. In which case the summerboard mode will suit you best...
 
Thanks for the reply. I'm trying to avoid using winterboard, etc so I tried it this way. In case anyone has the same problem I fixed it by cropping the canvas area around the icon in photoshop. Now there is no shadow.
 
I guess so. Afterwards I tried just replacing it with the stock mobile safari icon and the shadow returned.. which is weird since it doesnt appear around safari.. I would think it would already be framed properly.:confused:

Any advice framing an icon properly in photoshop?
 
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