Volta is drawn over a row
Hi,
have a look at the attached pic please.
Thanks,
Burtan
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Hi,
have a look at the attached pic please.
Thanks,
Burtan
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Give us some info.
Well, I've just drag and dropped the Volta to my desired bar (the bar where the volta begins) and prolonged it with shift-right-arrow to my desired size (the bar where it ends).
In reply to Well, I've just drag and by Burtan
no question.
In reply to There is by xavierjazz
I assume he is referring to the fact that the volta runs right off the right hand side of the page. I've never seen that happen with voltas before, although it's known to happen with glissando.
Could you post the score itself, not just a picture of it?
In reply to I assume he is referring to by Marc Sabatella
had that happen.
This has been discussed on the French forum ...
This overflow occurs when the handle is not properly initialized (the dotted line that appears when the operation is not perpendicular to the span)
See all 4 images attached to this post (in French but the pictures speak for themselves): http://musescore.org/fr/node/12982 # comment-44064
1 and 2 show the genesis of this overflow
3 and 4 show the proper handling
NB The images concern the hairpins but the principle is valid for all lines.
In reply to Hello ! by [DELETED] 15468
Thanks, this helped to get rid of the overflow.