LATI: Simple Program to Help Genetic Research

[BlueLatios]

How do I format input.txt for the multi-add creatures function? The instructions in the help command were confusing to me. I've tried a few different ways. Some ways it throws an error, other ways it seems like it's working and just says it's reached the end of the list. But when I go to check the file for the species, it's completely empty. Can somebody give me an example of the correct way to format it?

Ah, hello! I didn't think anyone would use it so I was lazy to update the program for a while, but recently I made a bug in the newest update where it fails to recognize some species. I will update that in a few hours after this post is made.

I'll try to make the multi-add function much clearer, these are the guidelines to keep in mind:
-first line is the full name of the species on lowercase, seperated by underscore. Some examples:
saltanta
brila_ornamo
limaka_cevalo

starting from the second line and so on, this is the main structure:
[creature code] [creature genetics] [gender]
-creature code is the 5-letter code, usually on the webpage link if your creature is named
-creature genetics is the whole genetics part of a creature. Triple-clicking the genetics part on the creature's view page should let you easily select them all for copy and paste.
-gender is either M or F.

Example file content in input.txt to multi-add (just one) Saltanta:

saltanta
gyoSI Genetics: Body:AABb, Mane:Aabb, Marking:AaBB, Horn:AaBB M

*one thing to note is the spacing is strict: there should be only one space between each section, and no extra space at the end of the line.

I'll try to add all of that to LATI's Help page somehow. Thank you for letting me know, and sorry for the late response! I hope the app helps you ^^

Edit: as for the format.txt, the file that came recently is still the newest and correct version. If you haven't downloaded the newest format.txt file, I suggest you do. But you can try to figure out how it works and format it yourself if you wish XD