Example score:
- original Musescore file
- original exported to musicXML file
- print of original musicXML re-imported
=> text cresc, - - - is replaced by hairpins
- musicXML file edited manually
=> It is technically feasible to have cresc. - - - and dim. - - - - in musicXML file
as it is in Musescore.
However I have not been able to set the italic in the dynamic wording
as it is demonstrated in ordinary text
Note: when importing the manually edited musicXML file , the texte cresc. - -
is retained by Musescore and is re-exported correctly
[MusicXML export] Text crescendo exported as hairpins
This is indeed a bug in the MusicXML export, reproduced in 2.3 dev. In MuseScore, the cresc line is a subtype of hairpin. As the MusicXML exporter is unaware of that, it get exported as wedge instead of as words + dashes.
PS: use an attribute font-style=italic on the words element.
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Do you have any example score?
In reply to (No subject) by Jojo-Schmitz
Example score:
- original Musescore file
- original exported to musicXML file
- print of original musicXML re-imported
=> text cresc, - - - is replaced by hairpins
- musicXML file edited manually
=> It is technically feasible to have cresc. - - - and dim. - - - - in musicXML file
as it is in Musescore.
However I have not been able to set the italic in the dynamic wording
as it is demonstrated in ordinary text
Note: when importing the manually edited musicXML file , the texte cresc. - -
is retained by Musescore and is re-exported correctly
In reply to Example score:… by jsvnt
This is indeed a bug in the MusicXML export, reproduced in 2.3 dev. In MuseScore, the cresc line is a subtype of hairpin. As the MusicXML exporter is unaware of that, it get exported as wedge instead of as words + dashes.
PS: use an attribute font-style=italic on the words element.
Pull request #4900
Fixed in branch master, commit e51be0c7de
fix #272223 - Musicxml export - Text crescendo exported as diminuendo hairpins
Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.