Unfortunately 95% of the clothing types out there are conforming, not sure if that is just because that is how people are used to making clothing or what. But a lot of it only looks good in a single frame setup, and even then it sometimes take a lot of work to cover up poke through.<<

Another reason might be that a lot of people are afraid of the cloth room. So part of the solution might entail devising a method that would make hybrid clothing easier to use.

Not being a Python wizard, I'm not sure if it's feasible. But I wonder if there might be a way to create some sort of "Wizard-like" thing that would allow a user to specify which parts of a piece of clothing are to be dynamic, and to set up the simulations for those parts without accessing the cloth room. Then, you can use the "Animation > Recalculate Dynamics > All Cloth" command to perform all the calculations at once.

Any thoughts from the Python gurus?