Jonathan Wilkes wrote:
Hi,
In the following snippet, the only ties that look nice are the ones
that happen immediately before and after the line break. The other ties touch the ledger lines.
The tie/ledger line collision doesn't happen in 4/4.
Not that it helps, but it's nothing to do with 3/4 or 4/4, but with the
dotted note, apparently:
\relative c'' {
\time 4/4
<c e' c>2.~ <c e' c>4~
<c e' c>4~ <c e' c>2.~
<c e' c>2~ <c e' c>~
\break
\time 2/4
<c e' c>4.~ <c e' c>8~
<c e' c>8~ <c e' c>4.~
<c e' c>4~ <c e' c>~
\break
\time 2/8
<c e' c>8.~ <c e' c>16~
<c e' c>16~ <c e' c>8.~
<c e' c>8~ <c e' c>~
\break
<c e' c>4
}
By the way... The coordinate system for slur control points is always a
staff-space per unit in x and y, with origin at the default start
position of the slur, right?
Is it possible to map this to, say,
[0, 1] ~ [x_start, x_end] in x-direction, and
[0, 1] ~ [0, 1 staff-space] in y-direction?
This would give manual settings at least a bit of robustness against
varying line-breaks.
Cheers,
Alexander
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