The thickness is determined in psslurs.pro according to the slur length:
drawseg
1 VS % first curve
drawseg
-2 VS % second curve
drawseg
x2 20 AR gt { % if the slur is longer than 20 pt, draw third curve
3 VS
drawseg
} if
x2 50 AR gt { % if the slur is longer than 50 pt, draw fourth curve
-4 VS
drawseg
} if
x2 80 AR gt { % if the slur is longer than 80 pt, draw fifth curve
5 VS
drawseg
} if
You can experiment commenting out the
x2 .. AR gt {
and corresponding
} if
lines, or changing the 20, 50, and 80 to other values.
If you get some aesthetically better results than me, send me your values.
Stanislav.
Don Simons wrote:
Christof Biebricher wroteI 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.In PMX there is a partial remedy, introduced in version 2.401: "Suboption for Type K postscript ties, activated by Apl, to (a) change first part of a linebreak ties to have same shape as normal ties, and (b) move start of second part of linebreak ties a little to the left" (Quoted from the list of changes in the beta version, http://icking-music-archive.sunsite.dk/software/pmx/pmxbeta.html ). This is a global option that only needs to be invoked once in the entire PMX source. For non-linebreak slurs and ties, PMX has long offered case-by-case adjustments of the end positions, but the vertical adjustments are currently limited to integral numbers of \internote. It looks like I could program PMX to use \pstieraise to get around that restriction. Also, I personally would prefer that very short slurs and ties were thicker. Is there any way for a user (or PMX) to control the thickness? --Don Simons _______________________________________________ TeX-music mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://sunsite.dk/mailman/listinfo/tex-music