Index

• Create A New Seamless File
  
  
• Create the Part Structure
  
  
• Generate the Torso
  
  
• Generate the Neck
• Generate the Head
• Branch Join the Neck to the Head Surface
• Branch Join the Neck to the Torso Surface
  
  
• Generate the Arm
• Generate the Palm
• Branch Join Arm to the Palm Surface
• Branch Join Arm to the Torso Surface
  
  
• Generate the Leg
• Generate the Foot
• Branch Join the Leg to the Foot Surface
• Branch Join the Leg to the Torso Surfaces
  
  

Create A New Seamless File
Create a new smls file

Create the Part Structure

Open the scene tree window

Create a structure of parts and name them as shown:

In each part check the clearCycle field.

Generate the Torso

Add a stem  node to the Seamless node's build field paste/build/new/Stem
USE the Part pelvis for the Stem's part paste/part/USE pelvis (before a node can be USEed the node must first be copied)
Add a SurfaceGenerator  to the Stem's surface paste/surface/new/SurfaceGenerator and DEFine it as torsoSurface
Add a CCLathe  to the SurfaceGenerator's generator paste/generator/new/CCLathe
Add a SurfaceTransform to the SurfaceGenerator's generator paste/generator/new/SurfaceTransform

Select the CCLathe node
Set the number of elements for the curve field to 5 by setting count to 5

Set the curve and distanceelements to:

Check autoClose

Note. We don't need to change the values for curve and distance at index 4 because autoClose calculates them for us.

Select the Stem Node

Set bands to:

Set staves to 16
Check beginSP so that the triangles begin with a single vertex or point ( beginSP = begin with single point)
Check endSP so that the triangles end with a single vertex

To make it so the torso is not so cylindrical and more torso shaped select the SurfaceTransform Node 
Set scale to 1 1 .7
So now if we tilt our torso we can see its squashed a bit the front and back.

Hide the Part pelvis so that we don't see it any more in the 3d window: