Yes- I guess I didnt catch the subtle difference between rorating camera or object.  I looked again at the grey dress without moving the camera and its working as expected. (Its a halter dress so if she is facing backwards you can see the inside color on the top part and outside color on skirt without dynamics which I was too lazy to do). Rotating the objects can be annoying if its a big scene.Hmmm...Perhaps it could all be parented to universe or something else so it can be rotated together.

By the way,are you sure the little bits of tan in the blue areas and vice versa are poke through problem due to the dyn.? I get something similar on the conforming dress,when I rotate the camera, (see pic). Maybe it occurs in the regions facing west or east,to use your analogy,  where roundoff inaccuracies determines if it gets assigned a 0 or a 1 almost randomly.

Anyhow,I think I got it now so I'll be able to utilize it sometime.This is so cool.

Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge.

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