want me to check it for you?.. I might see something you are not?
Your help!
want me to check it for you?.. I might see something you are not?
Yes, please. Thank you. I went ahead and attached it.
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Your help!
I'm losing it today haha. I thought I only helped with WL? Haha my mind is slipping!
It did that same thing to me when I tried it on Ex. Is that what you did? Yeah, I have the original dock. I'm making a new one and resized it to the right size to be sure it will actually work this time.
want me to check it for you?.. I might see something you are not?
Yes, please. Thank you. I went ahead and attached it.
What am I getting thanks for?![]()
Your help!
I'm losing it today haha. I thought I only helped with WL? Haha my mind is slipping!
Heeeeeyyy how do you that reflection thing you did in your dock?
want me to check it for you?.. I might see something you are not?
Yes, please. Thank you. I went ahead and attached it.
Your help!
I'm losing it today haha. I thought I only helped with WL? Haha my mind is slipping!
Heeeeeyyy how do you that reflection thing you did in your dock?
Duplicate the layer of the icon you want the reflection for, use the reflection tool(change it to vertical), and click on the icon and it will flip it upside down. Then move it down below the icon it's reflecting from and position it where you want it. Then, set the opacity to whatever you prefer, those are 70.0, then add a white layer mask. After that, use the gradient tool to make it fade.
It depends on the dock though for me. On that dock, after I flipped it and positioned it, I cropped the part I didn't want off so it didn't show up at the bottom/front of the dock because of the way it's designed, then I did the opacity, mask, and gradient. If you need more detailed instructions or anything let me know.
Again, credit to mkcm97.
If using Photoshop
Place your icon on the dock, press ctlr+J to make a copy of the layer, then ctlr+t to select the item you just copied, right click and select flip vertical. now place the layer that you just flipped just under the original layer, add a layer mask and make sure that you are selecting the layer mask and not the copied layer you can verify this just by looking for the hairline above the layer mask on your layer pallete. Press G for gradient and select "reflected gradient" from the gradient menu and make sure that you also select "foreground to transparent" from the presets menu. Press shift and now draw a vertical line right across from the 2 icons ( the original and the flipped copy) and you will start to see how the copy start to fade out. You can do this (draw the line) as many times as you like until you get the desire effect.
Seems complicated but is not once you try it.
Good luck