Notes and breaks mingled up after crescendo
I use musescore 1.2 Rev 5470 from Ubuntu 12.04.3 LTS.
Being German I often press H instead of B when I want a B to appear. The resulting crescendo sign can be easily deleted. However, afterwards when the second system is used, the existing breaks mingle with the notes entered in an uncorrectable way.
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The current version is 1.3... And you can change the keyboard shortcuts, get rid of h for hairpin and make it the shortcut for the note H.
What 2nd system are you talking about? If you see a bug, can you reproduce it with a nightly build? 1.x won't receive any further fix.
Looking at your attachment:
As you enter notes, MuseScore will adjust to accomodate the added notes in the measure. So just keep entering notes.
Then, if you need more control over formatting, see:
http://musescore.org/en/handbook/break-or-spacer
also:
http://musescore.org/en/handbook/layout-and-formatting
especially the part: 'Layout: Add More Stretch, Add Less Stretch'
Welcome.
In reply to Also, if you are referring to note spacing... by Jm6stringer
By second system I meant the second line of notes which (I hope) is also mingled at your computers if you open my bug file.
Thanks for the advice how to enter notes. I'll rather try to get used to using the B.
And I'll try the ightly build after installation.
Has anyone opened my bug file? What do you see?
In reply to By second system I meant the by mirko1
I don't see anything wrong (using musecore 1.2 Rev 5470 in Ubuntu 12.04). Try Layout Reset Stretch and Layout Reset Positions to see if that helps.
In reply to I don't see anything wrong by underquark
Sorry, I didn't try before. Saving, closing and reopening makes the problem go away.
My screen looks like the attachment.
Layout reset ... doesn't help.
Unfortunately the nightly build is 32bit and doesn't run on my computer.
Source code isn't an option, either, since git won't load it.
So basically: The bug is there, but I can work around it.
Maybe someone really fit can try it out on a nightly build.
In reply to The problem doesn't survive saving by mirko1
Try 1.3 first
The nightlies being 32bit shouldn't make them not run on your PC, but them being 64bit would prevent them from running on 32bit Linux
In reply to Try 1.3 first The nightlies by Jojo-Schmitz
Sorry, in 1.3 the problem is gone. I should have tried out first.