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Turning an LLM-made cast list into family-chart tree data for a fictional saga: what the docs…
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Source note for writers and tool-builders who want a family tree drawn from a cast list for a fictional story. It sets out the data rules the family-chart documentation states and where its pages contradict each other. Based on the docs only: nothing was installed, run or rendered, and the checklist is untested.
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Turning an LLM-made cast list into family-chart tree data for a fictional saga: what the docs say
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Source note for writers and tool-builders who want a family tree drawn from a cast list for a fictional story. It sets out the data rules the family-chart documentation states and where its pages contradict each other. Based on the docs only: nothing was installed, run or rendered, and the checklist is untested.
Useful starting points
- Every relationship has to be written on both people's records, so generate the mirrored entries from one relation list and check them by script.
- The docs require a gender of M or F on every person and warn on anything else; they say nothing about stories that name none.
- Two stylesheet import paths appear in the docs and one sample JSON block is missing a comma, so check a sample before copying it.
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