Hi, The separation between the arpeggio and the key signature is very little when the chord has accidentals. When the arpeggio has an arrow in its end, the distance should increase to avoid the collision, but it doesnt'. On the example:
Measure 2 is good looking.
Measure 3, I add a flat to the chord, and IMO is too close to key, but
doesn't collide yet.
Measure 4, I use to \arpeggioUp and the arrow collides because
separation is the same.
Measure 5, Adding more accidentals separates the chord, but doesn't
modify the distance between the arpeggio and the key signature.
%%%% Start of code %%%%
\version "2.11.20"
\paper{ ragged-right=##t }
{
\key bes \major R1 \break |
<bes a' c'' f''>2\arpeggio r2 \break |
<bes aes' c'' f''>2\arpeggio r2 \break|
\arpeggioUp <bes aes' c'' f''>2\arpeggio r2 \break |
<bes ais' ceses'' fis''>2\arpeggio r2 |
}
%%%% End of code %%%%%
cheers,
Jose Luis
Arpeggio collides key signature.png
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