Graphic glitch
The graphic interface is unstable sometimes.
It looks like a duplication glitch.
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The graphic interface is unstable sometimes.
It looks like a duplication glitch.
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If you are able to to find precise steps to reproduce the problem, be sure to let us know, and then if others can reproduce it, you can open an issue on GitHub to report it to the developers.
In reply to If you are able to to find… by Marc Sabatella
It happens when another window from Musescore opens up on top of the main window and blocks it like the save dialog or update dialog and you switch to another window with ALT + TAB. When you come back, the Musescore main window duplicates
In reply to It happens when another… by JiejunsPiano
Hmm, I still can't reproduce this. Are you on Windows? Which versio of the OS, and of MuseScore? Is your MuseScore window maximized? Is it set to full screen? Anything else you can think of that might be something you are doing different from what I might be trying? A screen recording might help us see better.
In reply to Hmm, I still can't reproduce… by Marc Sabatella
It looks like the glitch is not systematic this way. I tried to reproduce it too but it didn't work.
The glitch happened when I turned back on my computer from standby mode with Musescore opened. It disappeared soon after I started to move the mouse cursor.
I'm still on Windows 10 and yes, Musecore is maximized.
Some minutes after, I put Musecore on the background with the save dialog opened for some minutes and the glitch appeared again.
In reply to Hmm, I still can't reproduce… by Marc Sabatella
Sorry it took so long to response. Ended up in the hospital. I am running windows 11 home 64-bit, MuseScore Studio Version 4.3.2.241630831, and my screen is not in full mode (cascading happens in both views). I am running a second monitor off my laptop that I work from.
In reply to Sorry it took so long to… by tlstuart27
I see this sporadically but it always fixes itself when I switch apps and back again. Since Windows handles the details of how windows are drawn, it seems to be a Microsoft bug - as far as I know, nothing an application does should be able to make that happen. If it only happens with MuseScore on your system, that's probably because MuseScore is the only application you use that uses the Qt 5 libraries and QML on its own end, and the Microsoft bug might only be triggered by something specific to Qt 5 / QML.