Andrew Stiller wrote:
On Dec 28, 2005, at 7:11 AM, Owain Sutton wrote:
Aha, you're right....
However, this still doesn't let me extend the 'stub' secondary beams
underneath a continuing primary beam, only those at the beginning and
end of the group.
Use layers. In one layer, you have the continuing primary beam; in
another layer you break the primary beam with the slash key, overlap it
with the beam in the other layer so the break doesn't show, then use the
beam-extension tool to create a (graphically) "inside" secondary-beam
stub that is really an outside stub projecting into the break in the
second layer.
Hope that's not too confusing.
Andrew Stiller
Thanks - that makes sense, albeit as a rather colvoluted workaround.
Now, how would you do it when feathered beams are involved? *d&r*
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