Disappearing beams
In the example I've attached the 2nd, 3rd and 4th system 1st bar bassoon part should show quavers 1 and 3 beamed with an internal rest. However, the beam on the 4th system has disappeared. If I move the "stacc" or the "f" on the 4th system bassoon part, then the beam reappears, but another beam in system 2 or 3 disappears. And so one. I can go round and round making minor adjustments but I can't find a way to make all the unstable beams appear together - except - then the score is first loaded. All seems well until I start editing.
Just in case you don't see the problem when you load the fragment score i've attached, the select the "stacc." at the botton left, and move it down a minimal amount. Now look at systems 2 and 3. You should see:
What is causing this, and how do I avoid it.
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I think you forgot to attach the score. It's really necessary to diagnose the problem.
Here's the score: .divertimento-test.mscz,
In reply to Here's the score: [inline:… by richardm999
No good with the first Point and the last comma (. and ,)
In reply to Here's the score: [inline:… by richardm999
try again: divertimento-test.mscz
In reply to try again: [inline… by richardm999
Update first to 3.1 version.
In reply to Update first to 3.1 version. by cadiz1
is 3.1 now stable? I hit a problem with the beta 2 or 3 weeks ago whether the ms file became corrupted.
In reply to is 3.1 now stable? I hit a… by richardm999
The final 3.1 has been released on May 28th.
In reply to The final 3.1 has been… by Jojo-Schmitz
Excellent. There are a number of things I wanted in 3.1 I'll upgrade immediately.
In reply to is 3.1 now stable? I hit a… by richardm999
I'm just a user like you, but I helped test the betas and I think the final 3.1 is great! It is very stable.
BTW, we can now download backup files. As long as the info the user is talking about is there, just save it without the , when prompted (at least in windows 10).
In reply to try again: [inline… by richardm999
I see a problem indeed in measure 9. It's due to the cross-measure beam. We try to do reasonable things here even across system breaks, but it's basically never worked right since 1.0. In theory we should at least be drawing the beam (unlike in 2.x where you would pretty much always get the behavior shown here) but there do seem to be some cases where this doesn't work right. Can you file this officially to the issue tracker?
In reply to I see a problem indeed in… by Marc Sabatella
Done: https://musescore.org/en/node/290088
In reply to Done: https://musescore.org… by richardm999
Or better #290088: Cross-beam issue: beams come and go with the slightest change to unrelated parts of a score.
In reply to I see a problem indeed in… by Marc Sabatella
Thanks for the report! I linked to another related (possibly identical, hard to say) issue, #285141: Beam across a system break can disappear. For anyone encountering this, a workaround is to force line breaks at these points where you have cross-measure beams that are going to end up being on separate lines anyhow, so MuseScore doesn't get into this situation where it is trying to decide about the beaming in a measure while also trying to decide if the measure will fit on the next system. An easy way to do this is to want until you are basically done entering your score - accepting that the cross-measure beams to appear and disappear along the way but it won't be harmful in the end - then run Format / Add/Remove System Breaks command, and choose the option to add breaks at the end of the existing systems. This gives you maximum flexibility while working but locks in the layout when you're ready to print etc.
Some day we certainly hope to support cross-measure beams across system breaks better, and indeed, it is better than 2.x in that they do at least appears "mostly", but so far this has proven to be an extremely vexing problem.
In reply to Thanks for the report! I… by Marc Sabatella
one moment, You relate this to a cross-measure beam. As far as I am away there is none in this score. If I've created one then that's a mistake on my part. I don't see the cross-measure beam you refer to. Have I misunderstood?
In reply to one moment, You relate this… by richardm999
Actually I seem them when I view the score in continuous view. Those are completely accidental. Having removed them my score is now stable.