Closed arshiacont closed 2 years ago
Normale behavior without a chord:
{[ \staff<1> \clef<"g2"> \stemsUp \acc( a#1/16) ], [ \staff<1> \stemsDown \acc<"none">( a#1/16) ]}
leading to:
Same but in a chord, where the renderer adds an extra space between the note and the accidental. It actually becomes nasty on a real score:
{[ \staff<1> \clef<"g2"> \stemsUp {\acc( a#1/16), e2/16} ], [ \staff<1> \stemsDown \acc<"none">( a#1/16) ]}
After testing: the real issue here is that a \acc<"none"> tag introduces an extra dx space where it should be treated as invisible of some sort. @dfober
\acc<"none">
fixed
Normale behavior without a chord:
leading to:
Same but in a chord, where the renderer adds an extra space between the note and the accidental. It actually becomes nasty on a real score: