Score Efficiency?

Not really a necessity, but I think these would greatly aid in efficiency of use. Also, I think that if these are implemented, an option in the Layout/Style/etc. should be available to un-check in case someone doesn't want to use them.

1.) Auto-format?—Not sure how to explain this, really. In band scores, things like tempo and playing style (swing, legato, etc.) are marked on the woodwind part of the staff (above piccolo or flute 1 depending on the format), the brass part (above French horn 1), and the strings part (above violin 1, solo violin, piano, or harp depending on score). Right now, you cannot put a tempo on the same part in a score. The only way around this would be to insert a system text which goes all the way up to the top anyway, so you'd have to mark it individually on each part.

2.) Auto-place—Automatically place instruments in score order (As some of these vary depending on ensemble [concert band, orchestra, small ensemble, etc.] it would be helpful to have a box or something to click which type of ensemble you need, and let MuseScore place the instruments accordingly. Note that this may be fairly difficult to accomplish, though I think it would be extremely worthwhile in the long run.. This is one of my favorite aspects of some other music notation software.

3.) Auto-size—I think it would be great if MuseScore automatically sized the score to fit a page (page one, however, is often used for a title/information page, so I would start with page two). Also, this includes instrument names. Often when I change the page layout, the instrument names become too small to read, so I have to copy and paste each name individually from a template. This takes VERY long and gets frustrating quickly.

4.) Auto-bracket, etc.—This may be harder to do. I would like to suggest that instruments are automatically bracketed (Bracket woodwinds from piccolo to contrabassoon [again, varies depending on score], then from Alto Saxophone 1 to baritone saxophone [or bass sax, depending on score], then from French horn 1 to tuba, then string bass by itself [only for concert band], then pitched percussion [mallet instruments, then tubular bells, then timpani, though this varies depending on composer's instrumentation] then unpitched percussion [this is very complicated, though I believe MuseScore's instrument list already has them in the right order], then piano by itself, then harp by itself, then strings [from solo violin or violin 1 to contrabass]. Also, it would be helpful to automatically accolade (the curved bracket) split instruments (flutes 1 and 2, clarinets 1, 2, and 3, etc.).

I apologize for making this seem so much more complicated than it is. I would be glad to clarify any of this if needed. Please note that, with things like instrument placement and so on, many people and websites are misinformed. While most of it is completely relative, a lot of it should be in a very specific order, which is often not followed. If you would like me to explain these, I'll gladly do so.

Thanks!
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