EyeRoller

Computer programs also help pass the time in a relaxing way, rather than having you invest effort in daily activities. Either in the form of a video game, or funny program, choices are abundant online. For instance, EyeRoller helps you edit pictures in a neat way, with the resulting portrait constantly following your cursor with the eyes.

It doesn’t take a lot of time before you get to check out the application’s set of features since the installer is over before you realize. However, you need to be sure that .NET Framework is installed on your computer, because it’s a mandatory requirement for functionality.

The application doesn’t come with any preset portraits to quickly get you up and running. This means you need to go through the effort of creating one yourself, but this isn’t really a difficult process, and it can be done in one of two ways.

On the one hand, you can use existing resources so the application builds the face according to eye mask, positions, and portrait, with a preview section to see if you got elements right. However, this step requires you to have all resources already created through any other means, resources consisting of pictures under different formats.

On the other hand, there’s the possibility to launch the editor to manually configure all options. Note that the picture needs to fit on your screen, because there’s no zoom option, not even in the player, or possibility to pan.

Eyes are easily configured by dropping corresponding objects over actual eyes, adjusting size, transparency and more. This needs to be done for both eyes. A list of predefined iris pictures is at your disposal to add to the animation. Before it’s built, you can fill in various details about the project.

Bottom line is that EyeRoller is a fun method to pass the time overall. Sure enough you might not find it amusing on the long run, but it can make you smile at least for a little while once you’re done configuring eyes on any kind of portrait.