If you don't like the automatic avoiding of staff lines, you may use
\Nosluradjust, it turns off this feature and the ties will always start
at the preset point. Improvement is questionable, though. :-)
Best,
Stanislav.
Dne 23.07.2022 v 18:59 Jean-Pierre Coulon napsal(a):
Thanks for your
Thanks for your replies. I can always work around saying \iten one pitch
above or below.
Bye,
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Jean-Pierre: The vertical offset for ties is set in musixps.tex by the
value of \pstieraise. Try \def\pstieraise{0.6}.
Bob T.
On Fri, Jul 22, 2022 at 1:58 PM Jean-Pierre Coulon wrote:
> Without musixps a tie begins at the note height, right side. a \iten
> begins at the height of the center
The Postscript ties are avoiding staff lines automatically, that's why
their position does not always match their non-PS version. Hot sure if
it's the case here, though, I am long out of business...
Stanislav.
Dne 22.07.2022 v 23:09 Bob Tennent napsal(a):
Seems to be an incompatibility
Seems to be an incompatibility between font-based ties and Postscript ties.
If you work through musixps.tex, the only difference between \iten and
\itie is in the *horizontal* offset.But there should be a different
*vertical* offset as well.
Bob T.
On Fri, Jul 22, 2022 at 1:58 PM Jean-Pierre
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