Placement of text cause white space to be added
The score was made with musescore 2.1, is this a bug?
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Select the item, via Inspector uncheck automatic placement.
Also, it would help if you explained what this text is supposed to represent. Chances are there is a better way to add it than the way you did.
In reply to Also, it would help if you… by Marc Sabatella
String number?
In reply to String number? by Shoichi
Well, that's it looks like, but the attempt to move it away from the note is what confuses me. I think now I understand, though, it's trying to indicate not the string number for that note, but to suggest an alternate tuning. Meaning it would have been better added with a different type of text, like staff text, then perhaps given the string number text style. Then it wouldn't affect layout in that way.
Nope not 2.1, that score was last saved with MuseScore 2.0.1 (and is a backup file, not the latest version of the score)
In reply to Nope not 2.1, that score was… by Jojo-Schmitz
Oh, I thought I was already using 2.1 at that that time. By the way it should be the last version of the score, how do you see it's a backup file?
In reply to Oh, I thought I was already… by Fabrizio Ferrigno
https://musescore.org/en/handbook/3/file-formats#msczcomma
The backup file adds a period to the beginning of the file name (.) and a comma (,) to the end
In reply to https://musescore.org/en… by Shoichi
Ops I should not open this kind of thread in the middle of the night, I didn't notice I uploaded that file ':)
Anyway as Marc suggested, I solved by putting the circled number inside the staff text :)
Sorry for the inaccurate report, yes the aim is to indicate a different tuning for the sixth string. I get your point, I will try to achieve the same result in a different way.