OMG YES!

Looks like you were doing that famous "Movement of Man" by Davinci.

i see what you mean

looking forward to it man

i hope i can get it to work with other morphs too

Now that the 10-hour days are seemingly done, I may try and get back into Blender. I'll have to start with learning the basics again. I'm just afraid to start Blender again because every time I do, I do overtime.

I'm curious as to how you dod the arms. Just copied the mesh parts or were they separate arms?

went into edit mode and selected one arm.
shift-D then ctrl-P and use the separate by selection feature. move the new are down and back a bit then use a mirror modifier

now since this will be a geo-graft (addon body part for the daz genisis 8 figure) i took a section from her side/back and did the same thing as for the arm. joinigng the swatch or polygons up with the new arm so i can have a section that will properly line up with the geo-grafting tools in DAZ

I kinda figured it’d be like a copy and paste. I watched this YouTube tutorial someone made for how they model and he basically did the same thing. He doesn’t like to use the mirror modifier.

Let the molding commence. 8D

it will take a long time though

So I take it you manually pieced the separate segments together in edit mode and are now adjusting their fit with sculpting? That topology looks to deliberate to be the result of dyntopo. Looks good.

actuall i made a copy of the arms in edit mode then took a swatch off the back and stitched the arms onto the swatch so i can make a "geograft" in daz

Just use the Boolean function to add them together, if you got the singular components that is

yeah but that will create triangles in weird places and could look terrible for rigging deformations i just gotta get better

so used to maya i forgot your using blender, yes blender is funny like that, it doesn't add extra geometry to keep detail. tho it would be easyer to spend 10 minutes fixing the geometry then trying to make the skinning of two meshes be seemless