Folks,
consider this real-life example (omitting the unimportant voices).
<<
\new Staff = "R" \relative c' {
\voiceTwo
d16[ b
\change Staff = "L" \stemUp
g
\change Staff = "R" \stemDown
b d b]
}
\new Staff = "L" \relative c' {
\clef "bass"
\voiceOne
g8[ s g]
}
>>
There is an ugly clash between the two beams. Due to the cross-staff
beam, this is sort-of expected. However, I wonder whether this can be
improved: Isn't it possible to make the beaming algorithm simply
ignore cross-staff stems so that the beam gets a proper skyline?
In case this is not possible, what can I do to improve the formatting?
Note that globally increasing the distance between the staves is not a
possible solution since this would ruin the layout of the whole piece.
Werner
<<inline: beam-crossbeam-collision.png>>
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