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Hey everyone,

Welcome back! Last week, I continued working on adding hairpins when dragging the grips. I was able to implement the functionality for the grip on the right side. Now, when it's dragged, a crescendo hairpin can be drawn, as you can see in the gif below.

You can find the details of the implementation in my latest PR (it's still a work in progress): https://github.com/musescore/MuseScore/pull/23038

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Currently, the grips still exist on the dynamic (both the starting

Hey all,

This will be a quick update on my progress from last week. I mostly spent time understanding the codebase around grips (the small rectangles) and how they are drawn onto the score. I was able to add them to dynamics, which will be used as drag handles for drawing the crescendo and decrescendo hairpins by dragging them, as described in my first blog.

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You can checkout the details of my implementation in the updated PR: https://github.com/musescore/MuseScore/pull/23038

Hi everyone,

Welcome back! This week I have added the functionality to change the dynamic from the popup. Now, you can click on an existing dynamic on the score and change it through the popup. Here's a short clip demonstrating how it works.

For more details on my implementation, you can view my latest pull request: https://github.com/musescore/MuseScore/pull/23038

Additionally, I've made the necessary changes to the previous code based on my mentor's feedback from the code review.

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There are

Hello everyone,

This week, I have implemented the UI for the dynamics popup, including functional arrow buttons for page navigation. I tried to make it look as close as possible to the designs shared by the design team. Here are some snapshots of the popup.

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I have also added the hairpin's page in the popup as you can see below.

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This should pretty much sum up the entire UI of the popup.

Next Steps

Next, I'll

Hello everyone,

Welcome back to my blog! This will be a brief update on my progress from last week. So, I spent some time looking through the codebase to understand how other popups in MuseScore are implemented. Following a similar approach, I was able to create a basic empty popup that appears when clicking on a dynamic marking. You can see in the image below how it currently looks.

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You can check out the details of my implementation

Hey everyone,

My name is Aniket and I’m thrilled to share that I will be working on the "Dynamics Popup" project as part of Google Summer of Code with MuseScore this summer. This marks my first time contributing to a large open-source project like MuseScore and developing a fully functional feature. Also, this is my first time writing a blog post, so I'm excited to share my journey with all of you :)

In this blog post, I'll give a