Emotion 3D uses a wizard-style interface, which at first is a bit confusing for some tasks, but it soon becomes more comfortable to employ. It will take you through eight steps to create the finished product, and it shows a preview of what you have done all along the way. Further, the program will provide you with the file size and estimated download time. The program uses an AniMesh character animation engine, and its automatic compression abilities help keep images small for internet use. If you wish to use Emotion 3D, it's time to get rid of that Commodore 64.
Rollovers are equally easy to create.
Either start with your own image or with one of the many templates provided, choose the effect you want, then select javascript as the export type. Creations made in Emotion 3D are usable on all major browsers. Internet Explorer does limit animations to 15 frames per second, which can make the animation appear slower than it can in other browsers. It is not difficult to produce an animation of 30 frames per second, but the program makes the adjustment upon export of the file. To get there, click on the Emotion 3D logo at the top left of the screen.