This is certainly an example where the default layout from LilyPond looks fairly ugly, I send a copy of this email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] In fact, this example will look much better if you use \slurDown to force the slur below the notes.
In general if you have collisions with dynamics, rehearsal marks or fingerings, for example, I mostly prefer to move those instead of the slur. The magic property to use then is called 'padding' and you will find lots of examples of how to apply it if you search the mailing list archives.
/Mats
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Regarding my request for the tutorial on slurs, the following code
\include "paper23.ly"
\paper { linewidth = 455.244096\pt }
\version "2.0.1"
\score {
\notes
\new Staff {
\time 3/4
\relative c'' {
d8-5( \f c b c a b c b a b g a
b d c b a g a-2 g-1 fis-3 e d4) }
}
\paper { }
}
produces a slur which crosses over the fingering marks (see enclosed file clashing- slur.pdf). And I would like to move a little down the left tip and a little up the right tip.
Thanks again for your help.
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