Figured bass figures not advising autoplace
See enclosed score. The figures overrun the vertical frame (whose top margin is 0).
OS: macOS Mojave (10.14), Arch.: x86_64, MuseScore version (64-bit): 3.1.0.22177, revision: 66b30c3
If you flatten that note one, then, two, then three degrees, or back, MS oscillates between "seeing" the figures and not.
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Comments
Yes.
Figured Bass, apparently, doesn't use autoplace behaviour.
Because not only the text frame; not chords, notes and so on. it doesn't avoids anything.
In reply to Yes. Figured Bass,… by Ziya Mete Demircan
What I have to do is make the top-margin of my blocks big enough to cover figures above them. When this is fixed, all my scores will then break. Better autoplace be fixed now.
In reply to What I have to do is make… by [DELETED] 1831606
It's easy enough to add autoplace for figured bass, and I have the code ready. But - I also see if you make a manual adjustment to the position, it doesn't get saved. That's rather unfortunate too. Obviously, this feature doesn't get that much use or we'd have heard about these by now! At least people did report that style settings weren't getting honored, and that's fixed for 3.1 already.
Meanwhile, I'd recommend using top gap, not top margin, onr your frame - that should continue to work the same way once autoplace is enabled for figured bass.
In reply to It's easy enough to add… by Marc Sabatella
See #289286: Figured bass properties not saved
In reply to What I have to do is make… by [DELETED] 1831606
(duplicate post deleted)
In reply to It's easy enough to add… by Marc Sabatella
I'm sorry, I meant "top gap", that is what I use now, and my work is seemingly saved and restored and posted properly. But that ought be fixed, too, although it (as I said) will require re-editing when the FB no AP bug is fixed.