When note made invisible, accidental remains.
2.0.2
When note made invisible, accidental remains, necessitating extra clicks to make the accidental invisible. It makes more sense to me that the accidental is a part of the note, therefore when the note is made invisible, so should the accidental.
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for what it's worth, select the group
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In reply to for what it's worth, select by Shoichi
Wont's work properly when there is more than 1 voice
In reply to Wont's work properly when by Jojo-Schmitz
It would be useful (may be possible?) to hold down Shift and use the arrow keys to limit the selection
In reply to It would be useful (may be by Shoichi
might be useful, but is currently impossible
In reply to might be useful, but is by Jojo-Schmitz
Not impossible, just requires you to exclude the voices you don't want to select, using the Selection Filtert.
In reply to Not impossible, just requires by Marc Sabatella
An, yes, thanks
In reply to for what it's worth, select by Shoichi
You have to press Shift and click on the head note (and then "V" or in Inspector for invisibility)
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In reply to You have to press Shift and by cadiz1
Thanks, but these seem like work arounds. Logic seems to indicate that they should disappear as a unit.
In reply to Thanks, but these seem like by xavierjazz
There is a difference between a "note" and a "chord". Clicking a notehead selects only the "note", which is literally the notehead. It's the same with properties like Small, etc. If you *want* the entire chord invisible, you simply need to *select* the entire chord. Otherwise, there would be no way to affect individual components of a chord.
As mentioned,. Shift+click generally accomplishes this selection for single chords. You can also select an entire passage then use the Selection Filter from the View menu to exclude the voices you don't want affected.
In reply to There is a difference between by Marc Sabatella
In this regard I find the description of the selection filter in the handbook inadequate
(both the English and the German version:
https://musescore.org/en/handbook/copy-and-paste-0#selection-filter
https://musescore.org/de/handbuch/kopieren-und-einf%C3%BCgen-1#selectio…)
Reading this I always thought that the selection filter is only useful for copying respectively cutting. But on the contrary: It's very useful for every operation that requires a selection.
Perhaps somebody could clarify this?
In reply to In this regard I find the by KHS
Mabye in https://musescore.org/en/handbook/inspector-and-object-properties add a link to https://musescore.org/en/handbook/copy-and-paste-0#selection-filter?