Create a NEW format/layout of graphical tree view: FULL TREE

Morais_Oz-SP-br

Hi!

Please, create a new layout in the TREE's views, showing the FULL tree (generations before and after) from person in focus.

I like a lot an existing layout in the RODOVID.org that shows us different COLOR lines when the couple are from same family / branch... 👀🙏

👀 Here 2 examples of my personal tree:

1) https://en.rodovid.org/wk/Special:Tree/406518?showfulltree=yes = starting from the most recent person in my immediate / direct tree: my niece...

2) https://en.rodovid.org/wk/Special:Tree/589515?showfulltree=yes = starting from 1st ancestor (the oldest one) of same tree...

=> all views are independent of the persons be male or female, of they are from a paternal (or patriarchal) or maternal lines...

=> you can notice some BLUE lines joining the persons what indicate they are COUSINS... or eventualy ALSO some ORANGE lines indicating they are RELATIVES of same branch...

=> Just click the Gender ICON (left side of the names) to change the FOCUS in the view of the tree... and still viewing the all / FULL tree in both sides (left and right) of selected person... 😍🤩👏

This format is very very useful to identify errors or missing persons in the tree...

Thanks a lot !

Morais

genthusiast

I too would love a bowtie - both descendants and ancestors from a focus couple. I think this is most useful for sharing with the current younger generation. They can see themselves and ancestors, and at least first cousins (useful for family reunions).

Morais_Oz-SP-br

Hi !

Here are another example... now with the mentioned ORANGE LINES joining the blood relatives...

https://pt.rodovid.org/wk/Especial:Tree/25100

Gábor1107

Is there a chance that something like this gets developed?

Alan E. Brown

A similar feature already exists, although it's not in FamilySearch itself. It was created by the BYU Family History Technology Lab, and it is called Virtual Pedigree. You sign in using your FamilySearch login, so you are viewing the exact same data as you see on FamilySearch.org.

Give it a try at https://virtual-pedigree.fhtl.org/