I BELIEVE (not sure, cause I'm not part of the development team) that this wasn't allowed by Visage Technologies, the creators of the tracking software used in FaceRig.
The reason being that computers can much easier track "dots" or "markers", allowing for their tracking to be used in other programs, which is only allowed in the yet to be released Studio version of FaceRig.

So I'm quite sure that Holotech COULD do this, but I'm not sure if they are allowed to do it. One of the reasons FaceRig is so cheap are those restrictions, as normally it would cost $100+ per month, instead of the current $10 for a single time purchase.




Again, know that this is partly guess-work from someone not part of the development team (Holotech Studios) so until they confirm/deny this, nothing can be taken as facts.

As explanations go, it makes a fair amount of sense, unfortunately.

If that is the case, I hope they can find a way around it, somehow, but I would certainly understand if they can't.

FurRiffic's explanation is actually pretty spot on.

We will further discuss this with the owners of the tracking libraries maybe we can reach a compromise :).

Was digging through old posts for suggestions and found yours :)

Would like to let you know that you can now see the tracking landmarks (from our ULSee tracker) for the contours of your face and your eyes+gaze direction

I noticed that. That's really cool! It helps a lot when I'm trying to figure out what's going wrong. In this case, it was finding the poster on the wall behind me. :-P