Articulation 'Open' (Ouvert)
Here is yet another question for professionals:
The symbol 'Open' from the Articulations palette is round in the palette but becomes oval on the score.
The one entered from Master Palette is preferred but not having the characteristics of the default (playback and settings from Inspector). It would be desirable to make the round version available
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Switch to using the Bravura Musical Font, this is what is used in the palettes too, see https://musescore.org/en/handbook/layout-and-formatting-0#style-edit-ge…
In reply to Switch to using the Bravura by Jojo-Schmitz
I'm going to report, thank you so much :)
In reply to I'm going to report, thank by Shoichi
Hello Jojo, I take advantage of your patience.
Is possible to obtain the desired appearance in the palette?
In the palette 'Open' appears corrected.
It seems an inverse problem: in the palette 'Down prall' appears incorrected, correct on the score.
see: https://musescore.org/sites/musescore.org/files/Mordente.png
In reply to Hello Jojo, I take advantage by Shoichi
Same issue, palette shows it in Bravura, score by default in Emmentaler. You can change the score, for palettes you'd need to create a custom one and there replace the glyph.
In reply to Same issue, palette shows it by Jojo-Schmitz
Grazie Jojo, it seems to me that the custom palette not allow import fonts different from Emmentaler (or maybe I am unable).
Although a workaround is always possible I would prefer WYSIWYG for palettes. Changing the font (Style / General ... / Score) influence 'Open' and 'Prall', if simultaneously present, correct the first wrong the second.
In reply to Grazie Jojo, it seems to me by Shoichi
WYSIWYG would be difficult, imagine having several scores open with different fonts, or score with pasrt using different fonts (is that possibel?) then the palette would need to get regenerated on every change of the active score or part. Might cost performance.
Also not all fonts contain all symbols, only Bravura is considered complete, so would need to be used as a fallback, like it is in scores, I think.
And neither of these qlyphs is wrong, just different
In reply to WYSIWYG would be difficult, by Jojo-Schmitz
Thanks again, I'll try to explain this on the other side of the pond, best regards.