On 02/04/2008, Valentin Villenave wrote: > I noticed both Matthew and you are using 2.10.33. The default spacing > engine has been greatly improved in 2.11.x series, so you might want > to give it a try.
Thanks for the tip, Valentin. I normally use .11, though, and I've found out that the behaviour is pretty much the same on both with different quirks. With .11 the second tuplet in Matthew's example looks OK but the first one is a bit messed up if Y-offset is used. If it's not used ... I my case the result is pretty much the same, except if no ragged-right is used the slur collides with the number. I've learned to live with it, though, because the padding and minimum-Y-extent seem to do the trick. The difficulties start if you have many voices on the same staff and there are loads of slurs and ties. I'd like to forget one piece that had two sopranos (chord with ties), two altos (chord with ties) and a soloist on a single staff (ties and slurs). Tweaking Beziers manually takes a lot of work. :-) -Risto
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