When you tried to set the padding property, what layout object did you set it on? Since you want to move a rehearsal mark, you have to set the property on the RehearsalMark object. Also, since the rehearsal marks are typeset at the score level, you have to set the property within the Score context (assuming you use version 2.2 or newer): \override Score.RehearsalMark #'padding = #4
I'm surprised that you didn't find anything in the mailing list archives, when I search for "padding rehearsal mark", I get a number of hits, even though most show the syntax of version 2.0 or older. Also, I hope you have read the section on "Changing defaults" in the manual.
/Mats
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I am adding some rehearsal marks, boxed-molecules, but in one place it is colliding with the number above a multi-measure rest. I have a multi-measure rest at the beginning of a staff, and I want the rehearsal mark at the beginning of the multi-measure rest. I tried to use\set #'padding = #n but just results in broken code. I couldn't find any answer in the archives or on google. Regards, chip
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