Please mention the version of MuseScore, your operating system and attach the score that is showing the problem and don't assign an issue to yourself, unless you plan to fix it yourself too.
What you wanted is that ? (hairpin align with p and f)
I changed the vertical and horizontal offset , saved and then reopened it... there is an offset (better than before) but not enough....
see
beore saving, hairpin vertical and horizontal offset setted
then saved into modified 2 ,
see that haiprin isn't well placed, and offset number have changed (I didn't changed them !!)
PS : I think here screenshot of behavior are more understandable ....
But for the record, changing staff scale is not a "normal" thing to do. If your goal is to make the music smaller, you should be using Layout / Page Settings / Space to set the overall scaling factor for everything. Or, if you really just want one staff smaller than the rest, you'd normally use the "Small" checkbox. The individual scaling overrides are only for the very rare cases where you need more than two different staff sizes in the same score.
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Please mention the version of MuseScore, your operating system and attach the score that is showing the problem and don't assign an issue to yourself, unless you plan to fix it yourself too.
musescore 2. mac and windows verison.
What you wanted is that ? (hairpin align with p and f)
I changed the vertical and horizontal offset , saved and then reopened it... there is an offset (better than before) but not enough....
see
![modified saved into modified2.png]( "modified saved into modified2.png")
beore saving, hairpin vertical and horizontal offset setted
then saved into modified 2 ,
![modified2 opening.png]( "modified2 opening.png")
see that haiprin isn't well placed, and offset number have changed (I didn't changed them !!)
PS : I think here screenshot of behavior are more understandable ....
Yes I can reproduce.
But for the record, changing staff scale is not a "normal" thing to do. If your goal is to make the music smaller, you should be using Layout / Page Settings / Space to set the overall scaling factor for everything. Or, if you really just want one staff smaller than the rest, you'd normally use the "Small" checkbox. The individual scaling overrides are only for the very rare cases where you need more than two different staff sizes in the same score.
This issue is related to this one: #45581: manual object positioning is incorrect after staff size change
It has the same origin, therefore: the implementation of this new feature: https://github.com/musescore/MuseScore/commit/c78951ba3c57cc6ad172913e2…
The following attachments were produced always with this Nigthly on August 16: 4f9dc38
- The scale is 80%, and I have changed the horizontal and vertical offset values, like this:
![test hairpin August 16.jpg]( "test hairpin August 16.jpg")
- After save and restart, I get this:
![test hairpin after reload on 4f9dc38.jpg]( "test hairpin after reload on 4f9dc38.jpg")
After checking, this issue has been fixed by this commit: https://github.com/musescore/MuseScore/commit/12b4b1c09716be00a16572c9a…
Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.