Stefan Thomas <kontrapunktstefan <at> gmail.com> writes: > It uses the true type font HE for special microtonal accidentals.I've found this font somewhere in the web. > Unfortunately the accidentals are too close to the notes. > How can I give them more space? > I tried everything. > When I compile the file, I get the error messages like this:Mikrotoene_kurzbeispiel.ly:69:4: warning: Could not find glyph-name for alteration 1/6ch chh > > > Which is strange, because lilypond shows the correct accidentals. >
The function that the Accidental's 'stencil points to by default does the job of deciding whether to remove the accidental (if it is the second note in a tie, and not at a line-break). We (at least I) happen to be considering to change this, as issue 3749. This unusual action for a 'stencil has caused all the layout code to avoid using the 'stencil property, and to go directly to the code that looks up the accidentals in 'glyph-name-alist. Specifically, the function that 'horizontal-skylines points to by default tries to use the glyph-name-alist, so you will need to replace that. Maybe setting it to #'() will work. Probably you intend to combine accidentals in a string. If not for that, you could write their letter names 'm' 'p' etc. in the glyph-name-alist. _______________________________________________ lilypond-user mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user
