System divider comes back in parts of a full score
Hi!
I would like my individual instrument parts of an ensemble score not to have system dividers - they are not necessary and tend to crowd out other information. I am able to switch them off in format - style - system - system divider, and I have saved a style file where they do not show up. However, after each new opening of a file, they are back, persistently. I only get rid of them when I load the style file again or switch them off manually every time I have the file open.
Is there a solution to that?
The attached file is saved after loading my style file (Partiistiil, no system dividers in parts) to Saxofoni and applying the style from Saxofoni to all parts. In my application, at least, the dividers are back after opening.
The full score, however, should have system dividers, as does its style file (partituuristiil).
| Attachment | Size |
|---|---|
| 1-3-1 - 3. sts algus - partituur.mscz | 89.27 KB |
| Partiistiil.mss | 43.5 KB |
| Partituuristiil.mss | 43.49 KB |
Comments
Should be fixed in 3.1 Beta, see #285781: Non-default style settings in score get applied to all parts on reload, leading to bad transposition and other loss of data
In reply to Should be fixed in 3.1 Beta,… by Jojo-Schmitz
Is the beta version too risky or should I try?
I have 3.0.5.6021.
In reply to Is the beta version too… by lppoja
you can certainly try it it seems pretty stable.
In reply to you can certainly try it it… by Jojo-Schmitz
Thank you for the suggestion.
As I am collaborating on the job with someone else who uses the latest stable version: I guess the versions won't be too different to cause problems?
In reply to Thank you for the suggestion… by lppoja
they shouldn't. Except maybe when using the new single note dynamic soundfont
In reply to they shouldn't. Except maybe… by Jojo-Schmitz
Or except that when he opens a file in 3.0 the part styles will probably be lost anyway :).
Thank you for the help!
In reply to Or except that when he opens… by lppoja
No, they should not