Maxima notes displaying *behind* staff lines? Help!
I am setting some chant music on red staff lines, and the maxima note (used for the reciting note) is rendering as if it sat behind the staff line??
Any tips on how to fix this, short of just bodging it in photoshop?
See attached pic. Thanks!
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In 3.6.2 there is a "stacking order" number for each element. Elements that have a lower value than the others are behind them. You can edit the value in the inspector. I found the default value 500 for the maxima note - change it to a value greater than 1300 (this seems to be the value of the staff lines), for example 1500. A normal note e.g. has the stacking value 2000.
Probably this works the same way in MuS 4 in the properties window of the maxima note.
In reply to In 3.6.2 there is a … by HildeK
Brilliant!! Thank you so much!!!
In reply to In 3.6.2 there is a … by HildeK
I guess this does not work in MS4? At least, i cannot find it. (not that i have ever needed it)
In reply to I guess this does not work… by graffesmusic
yes I use Musescore 3
In reply to I guess this does not work… by graffesmusic
I don't use MuS 4, so I can neither confirm nor deny.
You should search all the settings in the properties of an element. Of a note, a key or a text etc. ...
In reply to I don't use MuS 4, so I can… by HildeK
MuseScore 3 features not (yet) implemented in MuseScore 4
https://musescore.org/en/node/334701#Stacking_order
In reply to I guess this does not work… by graffesmusic
In MS4, while there is no "stacking number" in the Properties panel, elements can be brought Forwards, Backwards, or all the way To front, To back:
![Stack.png]( "Stack.png")