EClark1894 posted at 11:08AM Sat, 11 January 2020 - #4376175

Make sure that your starting and finishing poses do not intersect ANYWHERE on the cloth or figure.

The cloth room is actually quite good at 'curing' moderate poke-thru provided the conditions are right. Keep in mind the garment is described only in the vertex points. At every step, vertex points are checked whether they are not within the collision figure. When they are, they are moved to outside the nearest surface, which, if the distance between opposite sides of the figure is small, could be on the 'wrong' side of the figure. Hands and wrists are notorious for this, as are ankles and feet. Pokes on body parts clothing contacts most frequently: arms, legs, body and neck, usually are ironed out just fine.

Defined genitalia, ears, and any location where skin has complex folds are best stayed clear from. Sometimes they form a maze that clothing vertices cannot escape from.