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Someone already did this, but the site's been down for a while now. I made my own version in Excel and threw it into Google for a friend to use, so I figured I may as well clean it up and share with everyone! It's just a Google spreadsheet, so it's a bit clunky (though simple to use). [url=http://goo.gl/Jg0G2n][img]https://36.media.tumblr.com/5e9a0edf93c48781f4440feb05343f2c/tumblr_nj47p2TJYB1qzfgoyo1_1280.png[/img][/url] (Click on the picture to get there) Comments and suggestions are welcome.

Thank you @lunaris1013 :D
It's going to be helpful ^^

@lunaris1013 seems great! The interface took me a second to figure out how to use but once I did it's pretty good, maybe have a default or whatever option if feasible? But overall very nice, it's gonna be helpful! :D

@chalcopyrite - Thanks for the feedback!

Because it's a public spreadsheet and Google auto-saves, it'll always have the entries for the last person who used it. As far as I know there's nothing I can do about that.

Would it be helpful if I included some brief instructions?

@lunaris1013 ah, I didn't realize. Oh well then XD Honestly, if that's not an option, then it's not that big a deal.

This is brilliant. thank you so much for sharing this. I've looked at, and used the guides for this before, but it's never been very easy to read and compare the percentages. This is exactly the perfect tool I've been hoping for. (o^^)o

@chalcopyrite
If you are on the sheet you can select the file -> save copy option and save a copy for yourself in your own google sheets. This way it'll save what you left on it.

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@lunaris1013 Very useful! However, I think one of the formulas might be off. When I put in Ripple for dragon 1 and Iridescent for dragon 2, it came up as 2% Ripple, 98% Iridescent, which is backwards. (Putting in Iri for dragon 1 and Ripple for dragon 2 does not have the same problem.)

Here are the other genes I was using in case you need to look at them for debugging purposes.
Dragon 1: Coatl, Ripple, Shimmer, Gem
Dragon 2: Imperial, Iri, Facet, Circuit

@Addmon

Thanks for catching that! Looks like I transposed the numbers when I set up the lookup tables. Will fix ASAP!

ETA: Fixed!

@lunaris1013
Aaaah thanks so much for this! I really need it about now.

@Serpenthyne pinging myself so I can find the thread again.