Thank you! I've tried using Blender for the squeeze but after many errors of trying to import it back to Daz studio I settled with Mesh Grabber. Not the best, but I'll get better or find a solution to import the model back to Daz studio from Blender after sculpting.
Very nice, I posted this a while back along with a video link regarding Blender morphs.
I'd recommend 'Breastacular'. Very neat tool. And no need to export out of Daz.
I have used Breastacular in the past, though I haven't tested it.
It works both ways. There is a utility that comes with it that's called something like 'transparent gloves'. If I am not mistaken you don't need those when the collision is taking place with another model.
The problem I've had with breastacular and maybe I didn't use it properly, is you can't go too extreme, otherwise the breasts just envelope the hands.
That is very true and I disliked it when I first tried it. But there are smoothing, weight, and collision iterations options you can try and of course positioning of the hands are important to make sure there aren't errors with breastacular.
You beat me to it with a big Christmas post, the last render is in the oven right now.
Congratulations, amazing work, Lockhear.
