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Folders
Anemone 1.2 and higher
If you are using a custom folder icon, you can use the AppIconMask in the MobileIcons framework. This will apply to both app icons and custom folder icons.
If you are using default iOS blurred folder icons, you must specify a corner radius in the "FolderIconMaskRadius" key in Info.plist.
If you wish to use the older implementation you may use the FolderLegacyMask boolean key set to true in Info.plist.
Note: FolderLegacyMask could reduce performance if many folders are on a home screen page at once.
Anemone 1.1 and lower or Anemone 1.2+ with FolderLegacyMask
You can use the AppIconMask in the MobileIcons framework. This will apply to both app icons and folder icons.
Anemone can customize folder icons. Simply place the following images in the com.apple.springboard bundle:
ANEMFolderIconBG.png
ANEMFolderIconBG~ipad.png
ANEMFolderIconBG@2x~ipad.png
Anemone IconEffects also work on folder icons to place overlays and shadows.
Anemone also supports customizing individual folder icons with the following format:
ANEMFolderIconBG-FolderName.png
ANEMFolderIconBG-FolderName@2x.png
ANEMFolderIconBG-FolderName@3x.png
ANEMFolderIconBG-FolderName~ipad.png
ANEMFolderIconBG-FolderName@2x~ipad.png
Replace FolderName with the name of your folder.
Note: Using individual folder icons requires also having an icon set for the global folder icons.
FolderGridImageAlpha (double). A value between 0 and 1 for the opacity of the icon grid inside the folder icons.
Anemone can customize the folder background image. Simply place the following images in the com.apple.springboard bundle:
ANEMFolderBackground.png
ANEMFolderBackground~ipad.png
ANEMFolderBackground@2x~ipad.png