Yes,every vertex in world space.
My target mesh will consist of interconnected meshes of several objects, so to speak, it's easy to visualize the fragmented parts - skin tight muscles. Therefore, I need to get the global coordinates of the vertices of the objects as they look in the world inplace with rotation angles, and the target mesh will have to give a copy of the selected objects, and in places where I need this target mesh, I will link with new polygons .

 //Dont copy object. -

VVV = new GenericVertexController() {
            @Override
            public void apply() {         
                SimpleVector[] aaa = getSourceMesh();
                SimpleVector[] bbb = getDestinationMesh();           
                                int lll=aaa.length;
                                for (int f=0;f<lll;f++)
                                {
                                    //bbb[f].matMul(objSkinCyl7.getWorldTransformation());
                                    bbb[f].x = X77[f];
                                    bbb[f].y = Y77[f];
                                    bbb[f].z = Z77[f];
                                }
            }
        };
        VVV2 = new GenericVertexController() {
            @Override
            public void apply() {
                SimpleVector[] aaa = getSourceMesh();       
                int lll=aaa.length;
                SimpleVector[] hhh = new SimpleVector[lll];             
                X77 = new float[lll];
                Y77 = new float[lll];
                Z77 = new float[lll];
                for (int f=0;f<lll;f++)
                {                 
                    aaa[f].matMul(cyl7.getWorldTransformation());                           
                    X77[f] = aaa[f].x;
                    Y77[f] = aaa[f].y;
                    Z77[f] = aaa[f].z;
                }
            }
        };
cyl7.setVisibility(false);

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//Copy object,but wrong rotate. Infinite rotation -


VVV = new GenericVertexController() {
            @Override
            public void apply() {             
                SimpleVector[] aaa = getSourceMesh();
                SimpleVector[] bbb = getDestinationMesh();

                                int lll=aaa.length;
                                for (int f=0;f<lll;f++)
                                {
                                    //bbb[f].matMul(objSkinCyl7.getWorldTransformation());
                                    bbb[f].x = X77[f];
                                    bbb[f].y = Y77[f];
                                    bbb[f].z = Z77[f];
                                }
            }
        };
        VVV2 = new GenericVertexController() {
            @Override
            public void apply() {               
                SimpleVector[] aaa = getSourceMesh();             
                int lll=aaa.length;
                SimpleVector[] hhh = new SimpleVector[lll];               
                X77 = new float[lll];
                Y77 = new float[lll];
                Z77 = new float[lll];
                for (int f=0;f<lll;f++)
                {                   
                    aaa[f].matMul(cyl7.getRotationMatrix());                 
                    X77[f] = aaa[f].x + cyl7.getTranslation().x;
                    Y77[f] = aaa[f].y + cyl7.getTranslation().y;
                    Z77[f] = aaa[f].z + cyl7.getTranslation().z;
                }
            }
        };

cyl7.setVisibility(false);

      Everything started to work.
Added to onDrawFrame -     

            cyl7.compile(true);
            cyl7.touch();
            objSkinCyl7.compile(true);
            objSkinCyl7.touch();
            cyl7.getMesh().applyVertexController();
            objSkinCyl7.getMesh().applyVertexController();

GenerateVertexController does not work in real time, makes a change in the object from the value (0) of the variable to "private" once and does not work anymore. I looked through the whole forum and I probably did it right. I also use jbullet in the project. Could it beis it that GenerateVertexController is not compatible with Jbullet in the same project?

and apply a texture to the mesh

Well, there is a model of a person, let's say, made up of cylinders. And at the junctions of these cylinders, you can see that these are separate cylinders. Is it possible to cover the human figure with some kind of mesh so that the person becomes like a single figure but with moving arms and legsneck ...?
Smooth transition between.

Thanks Egon

Thanks. Is there an alternative to jbullet but not slow?