What did you do with the faces? Exporting was limited. You could:
: Define specific facial poses and mood expressions using dedicated deformers. Photo-Matching & Texturing Facial Studio for Windows 3.0
If you want to walk the pixelated hallways of history, here is your guide: What did you do with the faces
The real purpose was . Dungeon Masters in the early 90s would spend hours crafting the perfect portrait for their "Fighter/Mage," only to print it on a dot-matrix printer, resulting in a face that looked like it had been left out in the rain. Photo-Matching & Texturing If you want to walk
The standalone version (and its predecessor versions) includes the following core features: Core Modeling & Customization
The software is built to streamline the complex process of creating realistic human, caricatured, or cartoon heads. It provides a dedicated environment for sculpting facial features without the need for manual vertex manipulation common in general-purpose 3D suites.