Use projection for surfaces instead of vertices
Look at the Conform object, found under the Compound Object list under Create and Geometry.
Chris Medeck
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If I understand you correctly this is not possible. Generally you would conform a high poly mesh to a low one and not the other way around because the high poly mesh has enough edges/vertices to follow the shape of the low poly mesh.
Keep in mind that you can only have a straight edge between 2 vertices. For example it would be impossible to conform an edge made up of just 2 vertices to a curve.
Ben Bisares
Hi and thanks for answering. I know what you mean but I don't want to conform it in a curve shape. look at these photos . Imagine the green sphere as highpoly and red as lowpoly. I want something like this ( something like cloth solver : that cloth can't pass through eachother or can't have immerged areas). And I tried push modifier but as I said before it works for simple Geometries like sphere but in complicated meshes that have some detailed areas ( like fingers of a character compare to his belly has more detail) in this situation push modifier will work fine for belly but push the fingers into eachother.
Its a statue that I've created in A pose. as you see the green one has fully covered the highpoly mesh with out any immersion with itself or the highpoly ( I DID IT POLYGON BY POLYGON for almost 6000 polygons 😞 and it's frustrating). just wanna know is there a faster way to do that?