Could a body or part of body be a magnet? I was thinking that if a part of a body was a magnet, could it be set to push in on another body so it would look like two pieces of flesh laying across and denting each other.

No, a body can't be a magnet. You can parent a magnet to a body, though.

Search the Renderosity tutorial section on soft bodies. There's a tutorial.

If you have a version of Poser that can run Python scripts (Pro Pack or later), try ockham's Eureka script in the freestuff. It deforms one thing according to the shape of another thing. There are limitations, but you may be able to get some useful results.

Bob: How appropriate that the script is called Eureka, because that was exactly my reaction when I read the ReadMe. It is precisely what I was looking for! Many thanks!

Quote:- "Search the Renderosity tutorial section on soft bodies. There's a tutorial." Tried that search parameter - any other ideas on what to search for in the tutorials?

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Look for 'Eureka3'; that's the sitting-on-something trick I was looking for. There is a reference to 'soft bodies' in the docs, by which the author means the object to me distorted by whatever it is that is sitting on it. I tried it out last night, and it works!

I tried it recently and it didn't do what I expected, but I probably wasn't quite on the Y axis. But the BAD news is, it's done something to a character that I can't undo. The part that was deformed is now deformed in the same figure in a DIFFERENT scene. The different scene was made BEFORE I used the script. It seems to me that it's altered the OBJ in some way.

The script says it saves a morph channel as Eureka1, but no such MC exists that I am able to find. Anyone have any clue how to fix the deformity?

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