Hi Christof,
Certainly this would be possible. However, I did not design these slurs
for such a crowded scores. As a workaround, you may first try to shift
the tie beginning/ending horizontally, using
\iTieu<idx><pitch>{offset} (default is 2.6 \internotes)
and
\tTie<idx>{offset} (default is 0.3 \internotes)
You may also need to raise the ties (globally) a bit to avoid conflict
with noteheads:
\def\pstieraise{1.3} - this is default, in internotes
Let me know if this is sufficient for you.
Stanislav Kneifl.
Christof Biebricher wrote:
> Dear all:
>
> I work on improving older typesets. Because the
> Kneifl-type (pmx: Ap) ties look much better and cause less interference
> with notes or beams, I chose them. However, they have a setback;
> If the notes to be tied are close, the tie gets reduced
> to an almost invisible little hook. If a line break separates
> the tie, the end of the tie is also nearly invisible. Of course,
> there is a remedy: simply convert those ties to slurs which come
> out too short. This turned out in some cases to be
> a lot of repair and I wonder whether it is possible to
> introduce a lower bound into the tie length-calculating algorithm.
>
> Christof
>
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