Measurenumber 0 shown at pickup bar
When a pickup bar is used and Measurenumbers are set to each system and 'show first' is deselected, a measure number 0 is shown at the first staff.
If Show first is selected it shows 0 at the pickup bar and 1 at the first bar.
As work around I need to manually hide the number in the score and parts.
Using Windows 11 (the info below shows Windows 10 and is coming from the About musescore info)
OS: Windows 10 Version 2009, Arch.: x86_64, MuseScore version (64-bit): 4.0.2-230651553, revision: dbe7c6d
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Comments
Score needed, but I guess you didn't tick the box "Exclude from measure count" in the properties of that pickup measures, but instead started the measure count at -1
If so this is an EBKAC...
In reply to Score needed, but I guess… by Jojo-Schmitz
I have to look for that. Could be that because I just realized that I imported this partly ready score from xml created by Sibelius as I am only using Musescore now.
In reply to Score needed, but I guess… by Jojo-Schmitz
... or even PEBKAC:
https://www.computerhope.com/jargon/p/pebkac.htm
In reply to ... or even PEBKAC: https:/… by DanielR
😉
In reply to Score needed, but I guess… by Jojo-Schmitz
I ticked the exclude from message count and then the number 0 just jumped to the right of the measure....
I also had to adjust "Add to measure number" which was set to -1. When I changed this to 0, it was ok.
Probably this was all because the original score was imported from Sibelius Music xml...
In reply to I ticked the exclude from… by Tijn Kemps
Possible. We'd be able to check if you'd share that MusicXML file
In reply to Possible. We'd be able to… by Jojo-Schmitz
Here's the mxl file, so you can check if you like...
But the problem is solved anyway.
In reply to Here's the mxl file, so you… by Tijn Kemps
Oh, indeed a regression of MuseScore 4(.0.2) vs M3.(6.2).
I've now reported it under https://github.com/musescore/MuseScore/issues/17305
In reply to Here's the mxl file, so you… by Tijn Kemps
So I'm happy to take back that (P)EBKAC ;-)