Question about making one measure inviseble
Look to the attached screenshot. Why can't i uncheck the visibility of this selected measure? its gray.
Philip Bergwerf
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You need at least two staves/instruments to can do that.
Eg add an instrument and, after, apply invisibility, in Instruments dialog ("I")
What is you goal exactly in your score by attempting to hide a measure?
In reply to You need at least two staves… by cadiz1
Well i want to make the lines of one measure invisinble. And be able tot modify the number of stafflines in each measure. Is it possible to do that in musescore? its for experimental music/improvisation to write only the figure of a melody and not the exact pitches.
In reply to Well i want to make the… by Philip Bergwerf
To make the lines of one measure invisible, and be able to modify the number of staff lines in certain measures, you need to create a score eg for 5 instruments.
![instruments.jpg]( "instruments.jpg")
One with 5 lines, another with 4 lines (you can change this in Staff Properties, as to set invisible staff lines) and so on.
Then, by Hide empty staves (in Style -> General) and by adding break lines for the layout, you should achieve what you want.
An example below, completely hypothetical, I do not know what is the content of your project.
In reply to Well i want to make the… by Philip Bergwerf
Another approach would be to use a horizontal frame to create the "hole" for this, then paste in an image of the notes.
In 3.0 it will likely be possible to change the number of staff lines mid-score without the need for Hide empty staves, BTW.