Made the app Icon for the OpenBCI GUI
bryanbeus
Spanish Fork, UT
When I downloaded the software for the OpenBCI GUI I saw that the icon was, for some reason, a piece of broken glass.
Being a digital artist, and with OpenBCI already having a gorgeous logo, I decided to use the Mac developer tools to make the logo into the OpenBCI GUI app icon.
Here's how you put it on your app:
First, download the file: OpenBCI-Icond
https://www.dropbox.com/s/gb9bjnv8rynvut2/001-OpenBCI-Icond.icns?dl=0
(You'll have to have a DropBox account. It's a free service for sharing files on the web. If there's a better way to share the file around, let me know.)
Then go to the OpenBCI GUI in the mac Finder. Right-click on it and select "Get Info."
Grab the OpenBCI-Icond and simply drag it onto the tiny upper left image in the Get Info window pane.
That's it! It should automatically change, and now OpenBCI GUI looks pretty.
Here is the file. It's for Mac users only, as far as I know. Does anyone know how to use it/make it for Win/Linux?
https://www.dropbox.com/s/gb9bjnv8rynvut2/001-OpenBCI-Icond.icns?dl=0
Being a digital artist, and with OpenBCI already having a gorgeous logo, I decided to use the Mac developer tools to make the logo into the OpenBCI GUI app icon.
Here's how you put it on your app:
First, download the file: OpenBCI-Icond
https://www.dropbox.com/s/gb9bjnv8rynvut2/001-OpenBCI-Icond.icns?dl=0
(You'll have to have a DropBox account. It's a free service for sharing files on the web. If there's a better way to share the file around, let me know.)
Then go to the OpenBCI GUI in the mac Finder. Right-click on it and select "Get Info."
Grab the OpenBCI-Icond and simply drag it onto the tiny upper left image in the Get Info window pane.
That's it! It should automatically change, and now OpenBCI GUI looks pretty.
Here is the file. It's for Mac users only, as far as I know. Does anyone know how to use it/make it for Win/Linux?
https://www.dropbox.com/s/gb9bjnv8rynvut2/001-OpenBCI-Icond.icns?dl=0