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Received some requests for it. So here it is.

Nice, thanks alot! looks H O T :thumbsup:

thanks for this!

nice one thx d00d

Love it! Best dock mod I have seen no far! Very well done :thumbsup:

Thanks a lot guys

:'( Wish I had Leopard! Great Work...

using it right now, amazing job, thanks

Great job man definitely one of the better looking dock mods out there.

Great looking dock mod.

Any chance explaining how to install it? also how to revert back to the default one if needed?

Edit: Oops sorry nevermind. Didnt realise instructions were in the Download.

Thanks a lot ^_^

Phunky Venom wrote:Great looking dock mod.

Any chance explaining how to install it? also how to revert back to the default one if needed?

Edit: Oops sorry nevermind. Didnt realise instructions were in the Download.

Yeah instructions are in the .zip file

This doesn't work for me. I copied the files to the correct place, but the only thing that seems to have changed is the separator image. The curve image is still the default.

Any ideas what I could be doing wrong? :

really nice! a lot nicer than the original^^:-P

thebrokenlight wrote:This doesn't work for me. I copied the files to the correct place, but the only thing that seems to have changed is the separator image. The curve image is still the default.

Any ideas what I could be doing wrong? :

I found that sometimes when I'm trying to replace the scurve files, it won't actually replace the one(s) being used. The simplest solution is to make sure you have the files you're about to replace backed up somewhere, and then select the files in question and hit command-delete (which will move them to the trash). You'll need to type in your password for that. Then, move in the new files, run the terminal command and voila!

revmitcz wrote:

thebrokenlight wrote:This doesn't work for me. I copied the files to the correct place, but the only thing that seems to have changed is the separator image. The curve image is still the default.

Any ideas what I could be doing wrong? :

I found that sometimes when I'm trying to replace the scurve files, it won't actually replace the one(s) being used. The simplest solution is to make sure you have the files you're about to replace backed up somewhere, and then select the files in question and hit command-delete (which will move them to the trash). You'll need to type in your password for that. Then, move in the new files, run the terminal command and voila!

Yeah indeed.

Or simply revert to the 2D Dock (see Instructions in the .zip file) and replace the files one by one. Then switch back to 3D Dock and voilà !

No dice... Still looks like the glass dock, except with the new separator png.

Here's what I did step by step:
- changed to 2d dock
- navigated to resources folder
- deleted the images to be replaced
- dragged in the images to replace with
- authenticated
- switched back to 3d

Are there only supposed to be four image files to replace?

Fixed it... kinda. My OS apparently uses the scurve-l.png, not scurve-m.png. So I just renamed the scurve and copied it in.