New accidental request: half-accidentals with arrows

• Oct 26, 2012 - 20:17

The Xenharmonic Alliance community requests four additional accidentals:

* Tartini half-sharp (accidental number 12) combined with up arrow
* Tartini half-sharp (accidental number 12) combined with down arrow
* Mirrored flat (accidental number 9) combined with up arrow
* Mirrored flat (accidental number 9) combined with down arrow

Combined with the existing accidentals, these would allow straightforward and logical notation of the relatively popular equal division of the octave into 72 parts, as well as other microtonal systems.

Vector images of the accidental glyphs can be found in the following TrueType font, mapped to the letters 't', 'k', 'e', and 'h': http://www.hindson.com.au/fonts/AccidentalsFont.zip

Also, if it's not too much trouble, the following four additional accidentals are desired for completeness:

* Tartini sharp-and-a-half (accidental number 15) combined with up arrow
* Tartini sharp-and-a-half (accidental number 15) combined with down arrow
* Ordinary flat plus mirrored flat (accidental number 8) combined with up arrow
* Ordinary flat plus mirrored flat (accidental number 8) combined with down arrow

These are available in the same TrueType font, mapped to the characters 'u', ';', 'q', and 'f'.


Comments

Hi

I could be wrong, but aren't some of these available in the forthcoming version? If you haven't, could you check download a nightly build, or compile the source code?

Thanks :).

Using the symbols from the font you linked to is probably not an option since they will look different from the one included in the current MuseScore font. However, the basic part + the arrows are already there in the MuseScore font. So if a font artist wants to change the MuseScore font, I can do the wiring in the code.

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