Closed arshiacont closed 1 year ago
Slurs can collide with score elements in relatively simple scores, if the slur begin and end are not on the same system.
Example (simplified from Fauré's Sicilien):
{[ \staff<1> \key<-1> \meter<"6/8"> _/4 _/8 _/4 \stemsUp a0/8 \slurBegin:1<curve="down"> \beamBegin:1 b&1/8. a1/16 g1/8 \beamEnd:1 \beamBegin:1 f1/8. e&1/16 d1/8 \beamEnd:1 \beamBegin:1 c1/8. d1/16 b0/8 \beamEnd:1 \beamBegin:1 c1/8. a&0/16 a0/8 \beamEnd:1 \beamBegin:1 b&0/8. c1/16 a0/8 \beamEnd:1 \beamBegin:1 b&0/8. g&0/16 a&0/8 \beamEnd:1 \beamsOff b&0/4. \beamsOff f0/8 \slurEnd:1 _/8 _/8 _*3/4 ] }
Generated on online guidoeditor:
Note also that the continuing slur on the 2nd system can eventually collide with a 3rd system at its starting point if there is a 3rd system.
Quite tricky to find a general solution but it's fixed for this issue and also improves all the existing cases. Only slurs over several lines are concerned.
Slurs can collide with score elements in relatively simple scores, if the slur begin and end are not on the same system.
Example (simplified from Fauré's Sicilien):
Generated on online guidoeditor:
Note also that the continuing slur on the 2nd system can eventually collide with a 3rd system at its starting point if there is a 3rd system.