BTW, this appears to most pronounced when using Emmentaler as the score font. If I switch to Bravura, "mp" at least looks good. The others still don't, and now "ff" doesn't either. With Gonville they are all better, although some of the letters are a bit mismatched in appearance to my eyes.
Which letters are mismatched in Gonville. It could be missing glyphs in Gonville font and MuseScore fallbacks to Bravura. See #24787: [Gonville] Missing Glyphs
Regarding emmentaler, could it be that the kerning information has been lost in Emmentaler while we modified it to match SMuFL metrics for dynamics?
Does MuseScore really fall back to Bravura if glyphs are not found in the configured font? I don't think so, otherwise missing glyphs would not have been noticed, not easily at least.
Re: Gonville, I think the "m" looks small relative to the "p" and "f". Not so much height, but line weight. Maybe it's deliberately, I don't know. I think I was also seeing a scaling artifact that made it look worse at default (100%) view than it looks when zoomed in.
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BTW, this appears to most pronounced when using Emmentaler as the score font. If I switch to Bravura, "mp" at least looks good. The others still don't, and now "ff" doesn't either. With Gonville they are all better, although some of the letters are a bit mismatched in appearance to my eyes.
Which letters are mismatched in Gonville. It could be missing glyphs in Gonville font and MuseScore fallbacks to Bravura. See #24787: [Gonville] Missing Glyphs
Regarding emmentaler, could it be that the kerning information has been lost in Emmentaler while we modified it to match SMuFL metrics for dynamics?
Does MuseScore really fall back to Bravura if glyphs are not found in the configured font? I don't think so, otherwise missing glyphs would not have been noticed, not easily at least.
Re: Gonville, I think the "m" looks small relative to the "p" and "f". Not so much height, but line weight. Maybe it's deliberately, I don't know. I think I was also seeing a scaling artifact that made it look worse at default (100%) view than it looks when zoomed in.
MuseScore does fallback to Bravura *in text* if a symbol is not available. You don't have to believe me, you can just check the code https://github.com/musescore/MuseScore/blob/master/libmscore/text.cpp#L…
Thanks for the clarification
Fixed in b7239a12ce
I changed the kerning in the MScore font.
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