How do you make the barline from a cross-staff barline go to the bottom
i put red where the barlien should be, and I already tried to say stem direction down in inspector and I don't wanna drag the barline down
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The term you want is beam, not bar-line (which are the vertical lines separating bars or measures). SImply drag the beam to where you want it.
In reply to The term you want is beam,… by memeweaver
I said that i didnt wanna do that is there an actual setting like musescore 3
In reply to I said that i didnt wanna do… by AMC08
Where is the Musescore 3.x setting for setting beam location in cross-staff notation?
In reply to Where is the Musescore 3.x… by memeweaver
See https://musescore.org/en/handbook/3/cross-staff-notation
In reply to See https://musescore.org/en… by Jojo-Schmitz
There's no "setting" there. Just the drag instruction that I gave
In reply to There's no "setting" there… by memeweaver
You don't have to drag the beam. An alternative method is to select the beam's centre anchor, then adjust the vertical position of the beam with DownArrow or UpArrow.
In reply to You don't have to drag the… by DanielR
Which is dragging with the keyboard!
In reply to I said that i didnt wanna do… by AMC08
To be clear, no version of MuseScore has ever had a single for beam position in this sense. For non-cross staff notation, simply pressing "X" will flip between above and below, but for beams that are cross-staff, you need to set a position using an offset. In cases like this, dragging is usually the simplest, but it also works to select the beam and use the cursor keys. but if you prefer to try to figure out the numeric offset, you can do that in the Properties panel. None of this has changed from MuseScore 3, except the Properties panel used to be called the Inspector, and the Inspector in MU3 lacked the "lock" button to allow you to easily adjust both endpoints simultaneously.