Curly braces in Leland, Bravura, MuseJazz and Petaluma don't scale properly when extended to more staves

• Nov 25, 2020 - 20:27
Reported version
3.x-dev
Priority
P1 - High
Type
Graphical (UI)
Frequency
Few
Severity
S3 - Major
Reproducibility
Always
Status
closed
Regression
No
Workaround
No
Project

First of all, why is the Brace Item Icon so thin?
I couldn't find it! And I thought it did not exist!
Sorry if it's just me...
NOT FOUND: BraceItemIcon.png

Now what I had in mind... Instead of having this:
EXTRATHICC.png 2.
Have this:
NotThicc.png 1.
Clearly, you can see the difference is that in 1. the "stretched" brace which connects 6 staves, extends to the left side, towards the left paper edge, while in 2. it won't extend like so.

Related post: https://musescore.org/en/node/313561


Comments

Well, actually 2 issues: the curly brace in the palette looks too thin and tiny and for fonts other then Emmentaler and Gonville (which IIRC draw the curly brace 'manually' rather than taking the SMuFL one) those braces don't scale properly.

Title New Mechanism For Stretched Braces Curly braces in Leland, Bravura, MuseJazz and Petaluma don't scale properly when extended to more staves
Severity S5 - Suggestion S3 - Major
Priority P1 - High

And that isn't a missing feature, but a downright bug IMHO, one that exists since quite long, but now with Leland becoming the new default gets much more visibility

Severity S3 - Major S5 - Suggestion

I'm not sure how they extend in other fonts so I don't know if this title is the most proper for what I had in mind.

What I want people to focus on in my post here is the "style" of the braces in the 2nd image, the way that it extends in straight lines. Well it's not that I dislike the curly style, but the it's obvious in the curly style that it has been stretched unlike in the 2nd image... I personally like the style in the 2nd image. I don't know if anybody else likes it.

Fix version
3.6.0