On 24/03/13 03:56, Trevor Daniels wrote:
Hi Janek
This is explained very concisely and without examples in the NR, see
http://www.lilypond.org/doc/v2.17/Documentation/notation/aligning-objects
BTW, the text in that section ("an accidental can be repositioned
vertically by setting Y-offset but any changes to X-offset have no
effect.") reminds me that there is something odd with accidentals and
setting Y-offset. A while ago I was having to nudge an acccidental
vertically to avoid a collision with a note in another voice in single
staff polyphony, and when I accidentally set a large value for Y-offset,
I found that the accidental also moved in the X direction. Have a look
at the output from the following. As the Y-offset gets larger, the
change in positioning in the X direction gets larger as well. There's
also something strange happening with the ledger lines, which are
getting shorter as well.
\version "2.17.14"
\relative f'' {
ais2 s
\override Accidental.Y-offset = #0.5 ais s
\override Accidental.Y-offset = #1.5 ais s
\override Accidental.Y-offset = #2.5 ais s
}
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