I found this in another forum.

To get the dock autoreflection you just need to add

<key>SBUseNewDock</key>
<integer>1</integer>

to /var/root/Library/Preferences/com.apple.springboard.plist

You first need to convert the file to be able to edit it. Use this link http://140.124.181.188/%7Ekhchung/cgi-bin/plutil.cgi

I tried it on 1.1.2 and it worked fine.

Here's a couple of screenshots:





As you can see, the NES icon and the iTunes icon reflects on the dock.

Enjoy!

has anyone else confirmed this?

Originally Posted by chow7

has anyone else confirmed this?

yep!just tried it...and it works..!

I just tried this. Using Plist editor on Mac OSX I compared the file from HeavyProg and just added the Key to my Plist... They are very different, so don't just use the supplied Plist !!

It works like a charm, looks really nice.

[edit]


Strange effect, first it was like it is supposed to be, and after starting an app and back to springboard I have this fun metallic hybrid look

WOW! Very Nice! Thanx!

Originally Posted by DucSloerie

I just tried this. Using Plist editor on Mac OSX I compared the file from HeavyProg and just added the Key to my Plist... They are very different, so don't just use the supplied Plist !!

Link removed! So it won't generate any trouble.

Wowww, spiffyyyy! Nice! Works perfect!

does it make your own custom docks reflect too?

When you download Summerboard and go into themes, pick Leopard theme.


Turn off the theme wallpaper and set the wallpaper you want. Works just the same way.

Now we need to find a way to get our custom docks to reflect instead of editing them with photoshop to match our icons