![]() So the question is: whose job it is to engrave all the stems, rests etc.? The answer is simple: it's the Voice's job. However, it does not engrave any of the other stuff, so still nothing happens. Automatic placement of accidentals, beams, slurs, ties, based on optimal scoring algorithms. So if you tell it to get rid of time signature, it works, because it was its job to engrave it. Handling of polyphonic collisions for notes, dots, and rests. It needs to keep some context and global stuff (like time signature, key signature or any accidentals that have been used (to handle situations like "one voice contains a C# and another contains a C later in the same bar", in which case some object needs to take note of the accidentals)). So for a separate tie project, it would be nice to raise money from people not already investing in LilyPond. Here is a listing of the LilyPond source used to create this. Similarly, a Staff is just an object that is supposed to hold some Voices. The musical notation in this image was rendered by LilyPond, a free-software engraving program. It is not possible to modify shapes of ties or slurs by changing the control-points property if there are multiple ties or slurs at the same musical moment. If you tell it to stop engraving time signatures, nothing happens because it hasn't been engraving any time signatures in the first place. Looking into the lilypond issues I > wasn't able to find something related I will report the problem if no > one comes up with an issue number. It just knows about the staves that it is supposed to hold. Mrz 2019 um 20:33 Uhr schrieb Werner LEMBERG : > The attached example demonstrates a bug in handling the extent of a > slur within a scaled staff.So it technically does not know anything about time signature or anything else. ![]() PianoStaff is an object whose only job is to grab some Staffs, equip them with a nice brace and a single centered instrument name. You need to remove the engravers from the proper objects.
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