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Hi Friends - here's my first foray into creating custom wheels. SLAMT1LT's brilliant Aliens Legendary is terrific and it inspired me to make these wheels. Download the table exclusively from SLAMT1LT's YouTube channel:
Edited by KFIguana
I simplified the file title because I originally just pasted all of the file names in the field and it looks messy. Fixed typo as well.
Released
Added my second animated wheel. This one is a loop of the character stills (Riple/Newt, Hudson, Hicks, Vasquez, and the Queen) crossfading one into the next. Special thanks to Dave at Nailbuster for making this tutorial and toolkit. I followed all of his steps, however, for some reason only the FFMPEG encoder in Screen>Gif would make an animated wheel that wouldn't flash the initial non-transparent frame. So if you run into that issue with the regular encoder, try using he FFMPEG setting instead of the Screen>Gif encoder as indicated in the video.
With version 1.2.1:
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