I prefer the 'padding' property in these situations. When you move
extra-offset,
the object is moved after all the layout has been determined. The
padding property
is taken into account much earlier in the layout calculations so
LilyPond can use
the information that the object was moved to
Mats Bengtsson wrote:
I prefer the 'padding' property in these situations.
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I know and agree, but in this case (metronome mark) I find it's often
necessary to move the text in the horizontal direction also. You could
use a mix of padding (for vertical) and extra-offset (for horizontal),
but
Fernando Rauber [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
2) In the first LH measure, there is a r2. rest. How can I
place it on the center of the measure? (Lilypond places it
on the beggining of the measure)
R2.
3) I'm using title= Inventio in the header section. Is
there any way to change the title font
Fernando Rauber wrote:
1) I'm using a tempo mark in the first measure, but it collides with the
first measure stems. Is there any way to move it up?
\property Voice.TextScript \override #'extra-offset =#'(x . y)
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Atte André Jensen wrote:
Fernando Rauber wrote:
1) I'm using a tempo mark in the first measure, but it collides with the
first measure stems. Is there any way to move it up?
\property Voice.TextScript \override #'extra-offset =#'(x . y)
That helps me also. I seem to recall there being some
chip wrote:
\property Voice.TextScript \override #'extra-offset =#'(x . y)
That helps me also.
Great :-)
I seem to recall there being some kind of 'closing
tag' to end the offset property, snip
What is the proper way to end that one override?
\once \property Voice.TextScript \override
Hi!
I'm a new lilypond user (currently using the win version) and I have
just finished my first lilypond project. It's a 6/8 two-part piano invention
that I did for counterpoint class.
Now that it is finished, there are a few things that I would like to
change in Lilypond's PDF output:
1)
