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I am trying to model my family tree, with multiple ancestral branches leading to me rather than a single ancestor, but it seems this program only uses one common ancestor and puts everybody else into a straight line :c

This program is great!
It would be handy if one could add the date of marriage to couples as well.

It seems this code has a maximum size for a given generation, for instance I wanted to put my grandmother's five children but on the 4th one, where there's supposed to be another son, I can only see a line from the 3rd children that connects itself with the parenting line, and there's no node for that 4th person, but the weirdest thing is that after that 4th person, the 5th one fits just perfectly, so I don't know how and why is this occurring, because I followed the syntaxis instructions and all the other generations that have fewer members work, so I guess it has a limited amount of people per generation?

I must note that the same error occurs with the partner of a given person from that generation, as it only shows the wife and then a self connecting line (and the line that goes to their children) and right next to that node, her sister.

Hey,
I am making a program to keep track of a herd of goats. I want a family tree maker that can show you a visual representation of any goats family tree.
I really like the look of this program, I am having some issues implementing it though. When I run the code just with a simple text file I have made of a small selection of goats (I want this to be automated later on by reading from the database and creating the text file dynamically) but what happens is it only displays in a single line all the goats I have added, not in a family tree way.
Also, I have to run the dot command seperately to get the image generated.
WIth goats, a single female will sometimes have children with different males. how does your program handle this? I realise it is not the exact same case as a human family tree, I just wanted to reach out and see what you had to say. Thanks.
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