> Yes, it is indeed the same problem, except that I added yet another
> layer of complication to it - I am NOT using \new FiguredBass, but
> only \figuremode, because I don't want the figures to be
> horizontally aligned.
That's not a complication at all.
> But in either case, the figures are not centered over the notes and
> the workarounds Werner found don't seem to work as intended (with
> them the figures are too far to the right).
It seems that you've missed in your example code that `\figuremode` is
part of the 'Staff' context...
If you don't mind to prefix figured bass on full notes with a macro,
you might try the following simple solution. I can imagine that one
of our Scheme gurus would be able to get rid of the prefix altogether,
automatically adding the proper offset for all note heads depending on
the musical length.
Werner
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\version "2.24.4"
F = \once \override Staff.BassFigure.X-offset = #0.5
\new Staff <<
{
\clef "bass" c8 f g b d' d b4 \break
c'2 c d1 c
}
\figuremode {
<5>8 <6> <7> <6 5> <3 4>8 <6> <6>4
<5>1 \F <6 4+ 2\+> \F <6>
}
>>
\layout {
indent = 0
\context {
\Staff
\override BassFigure.X-offset = #0.2
}
}
\paper {
line-width = 70\mm
}
