But note, you shouldn't need to do anything special to make that happen i you are following the normal conventions of music notation and adding double bars, rehearsal marks, and other markings in the appropriate places to indicate events of musical significance. MuseScore knows to break multimeasure rests at all of those places automatically. Only if you are doing something unusual and trying to break a rest at a place that is not musically significant would you need to set the measure property directly.
I do not know the current status of that work. In particular, I do not know if it is the intention to include this capability in the upcoming release of MuseScore 4. Perhaps someone with more insight into MS4 status can advise.
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By interrupting the mm rests at measure 5 and 13
Edit: with the totally changed question my answer doesn't make any sense anymore
In reply to By interrupting the mm rests… by Jojo-Schmitz
And the way to make that break is described here https://musescore.org/en/handbook/3/measure-rests#break
But note, you shouldn't need to do anything special to make that happen i you are following the normal conventions of music notation and adding double bars, rehearsal marks, and other markings in the appropriate places to indicate events of musical significance. MuseScore knows to break multimeasure rests at all of those places automatically. Only if you are doing something unusual and trying to break a rest at a place that is not musically significant would you need to set the measure property directly.
Look like symbols not showings, i want to make multi-bar rest in styles like this:
![Old_multirests.svg.png]( "Old_multirests.svg.png")
In reply to Look like symbols not… by Purlifed Water
Those "old style" multi-measure rests were worked on as a GSOC project in 2020 - see https://musescore.org/en/user/101731/blog/2020/08/28/gsoc-2020-work-pro….
I do not know the current status of that work. In particular, I do not know if it is the intention to include this capability in the upcoming release of MuseScore 4. Perhaps someone with more insight into MS4 status can advise.
In reply to Those "old style" multi… by SteveBlower
It is merged, so will be in MuseScore 4
In reply to Look like symbols not… by Purlifed Water
In the meanwhile (before MuseScore 4 is released) there appears to be a workaround:
https://musescore.org/en/node/44846#comment-1065412