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Current Residence: Hungary
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Operating System: Windows 10
Favourite genre of music: www.last.fm/user/z1mzuM
Operating System: Windows 10
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Mass Effect series
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YOU'RE WELCOME 
Thank You very much!
Hahah aww 
Hey, in regards to your icon set, [link] , how would I go about changing the background color.
I noticed another user had asked the same question in the comments, but I figured I'd take the direct route.
I too want to make custom dock icons, but I can't for the life of me figure out how to change the background color.
I noticed another user had asked the same question in the comments, but I figured I'd take the direct route.
I too want to make custom dock icons, but I can't for the life of me figure out how to change the background color.
Alright, I will try to give a detailed answer.
In the layer window, right click on the layer called Background -> Blending Options... In the blending options window select Gradient Overlay on the left side. Then on the right side you should see a gradient (a light blue - blue one on the master PSD file), click on it (important: not on the arrow, click on the gradient itself). There doubleclick on the 2 bottom endpoints of the gradient (the 2 little squares with the same blue colours - NOT the black squares on top), select 2 colours, and you're done.
I hope it's clear now
PS: Don't forget to
them if you use them!
In the layer window, right click on the layer called Background -> Blending Options... In the blending options window select Gradient Overlay on the left side. Then on the right side you should see a gradient (a light blue - blue one on the master PSD file), click on it (important: not on the arrow, click on the gradient itself). There doubleclick on the 2 bottom endpoints of the gradient (the 2 little squares with the same blue colours - NOT the black squares on top), select 2 colours, and you're done.
I hope it's clear now
PS: Don't forget to
them if you use them!