Update to 1.9

Removed traits from the generator that were causing the missing purple box icon to appear on randomized family members.

Small Update that makes the following changes:

• Any family member made that has a lifestyle trait or a coping trait can be changed, regardless of their age (it used to be that you had to be 24+ in order to get the option to switch these traits out).
  
• The Ugly trait no longer can be cycled through when selecting a congenital trait for family members. While it can still randomly pop up during creation, it won't appear when selecting the traits. This was done because the Ugly trait modified the character portrait permanently, regardless if you kept the Ugly trait or not.

Updated to 1.8.

Updated to 1.7.*

No changes. Mod continues to work as intended.

Updated to 1.6.*

-Made some slight adjustments to the family DNA variation option.
-Added Wotan von Edelsburg's German translation of the mod. Thanks!

Added an RP option during individual family member creation that allows you to use your exact DNA for their appearances (game traits, abilities, modifiers, etc. do not transfer, just appearance). Tooltips will indicate which option uses your exact DNA and which option provides some variation instead.

Fixed a bug where the Reflect on Family event would force you to generate a new mother for historical characters despite already having a (dead) mother. The event should now recognize your (dead) mother and will allow you to create siblings and link them to her.

All family members generated through the Reflect on Family event no longer appear like identical clones, and have subtle changes to their facial genes, which should give the appearance of family resemblance. This is not retroactive to old saves and a new family will need to be generated in order to get the differences. Otherwise, you may continue playing on a save that you started with the previous update. It will have no effect on your game.

If your father is murdered by a mystery assassin, the killer is assigned to someone in your court, allowing you to possibly discover who killed him later on.

Some code cleanup to eliminate a number of harmless errors that were coming up in logs.

Any children you have prior to Reflecting on Family will now correctly join your parent's house (father or mother, depending on choice) when you also join their house.