Quote - No poke through isn't a hard and fast rule though.  I find in some cases
I get a better fit with some poke through.  Here is an example
of  a dress I did that had some poke through and still went
through the cloth room without any problem with the end
result being a nice, tight fit.

True :) I stated that there should be no poke through just because in many cases it freaks the calculation out, especially if you are changing the pose in the calculation and not only trying to fit a clothing item to a zeroed figure. It can slow the calculation down significantly also on weaker systems. But yes again, it is not a strict rule but rather an advice. The more important thing is not to allow the body intersect the cloth during the calculation, like having collars going into themselves when the pose requires arms to be down with cloth trapped inbetween. Or arms going through the body while changing pose in any point of the calculation. Hope it clears the things a bit :) Michal 4blueyes