Omnisphere 2 Wood Skin + New Splash Page MacOS

I created a wood skin to match the integrated Trilian GUI in Omnisphere 2. I also added a new splash page image.

Simply drop both images into: /Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/VST/Omnisphere.vst/Contents/Resources

Backup the original images first in case you want to restore the default GUI. The wooden skin replaces the main page in Omnisphere 2 only. All of the auxiliary pages will remain the default purple. I'm assuming you can replace the same images in the AU plug-in if need be. The skin may work on windows but I don't have access to a PC so you're more than welcome to try and install the skin if you're on that platform.

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Richard Sherwood	status	registered	comments	rating
Richard Sherwood	Member	14.08.2016	338	+37

Nice! Thanks

25.01.17 @ 14:40

sinar2000	status	registered	comments	rating
sinar2000	Member	21.10.2014	772	+62

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25.01.17 @ 14:49

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25.01.17 @ 14:52

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25.01.17 @ 15:09

TheRocktopus	status	registered	comments	rating
TheRocktopus	Resident	1.06.2016	129	+17

the Comment has been Removed

25.01.17 @ 23:04

TheRocktopus	status	registered	comments	rating
TheRocktopus	Resident	1.06.2016	129	+17

Actually, ignore that comment I made. You can indeed do it in Windows.
Use Restorator (you can find a copy probably on TPB, but if you can't locate it, let me know & I can probably help - message me) and open the .dll file, then click "PNG" and scroll down to 46202 & either drag & drop the png file onto that number, or right click the number & choose "assign to" and then locate the image. Then when you're done, save the dll.
It worked for me. Windows 7. You may need to do it as admin, and in that case, drag and drop wont work.

25.01.17 @ 23:14