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> Please give an example that demonstrates what you want and what you
> get.
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Oh sure! I mean that this happens (first attachment):
[image: bitmap.png]
As you can see, the right end of the secondary beam is in the middle of a
staff space, which should never happen. This happens even in the
beam-quanting-32nd.ly regtest (probably on purpose now that I think abt
it)! See the left beam end of the second beam group (second attachment):
[image: image.png]
I understand stem lengths are prioritised, and I fiddled with every setting
I could yesterday (that's actually how I found that Beam.details.eps bug
lmao), including Stem settings (!), and looked in every mail list I could
to see if there was any workaround, and found nothing :(
Here's the beam points I manually set for the first image (third
attachment):
[image: image.png]
ofc there's still the problem of the wedge you can see between the beam
above the third note and the staff line; it's pretty bad. but I can't raise
the right end more without lifting the secondary beam off the staff line,
so I settled for a wedge. Fortunately you can almost always avoid those :)
so yeah I just wanted to know if there was a way to make every primary AND
secondary beam end always touch a staff line! the piece my first & third
images come from is 2.5 pages long and I had to manually set beams 12 times
so I would be very interested in an automatic beamer solution lmao. you may
however be glad to know that the single beam positioning algorithm is
absolutely perfect :)

sorry for rambling, i end up doing that :/ if I haven't explained something
well enough lmk!
luise

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