Hi Paul 2015-04-18 21:22 GMT+02:00 Paul Morris <p...@paulwmorris.com>:
> Hi Pierre, > > Looking at this some more I see how it would really be handy for working > with paths in LilyPond. Thanks for creating it and sharing it! I made > some revisions to the code in the graph-paper file, simplifying things. > See attached. > Thank you Paul! Much shorter for sure ;) I'll take a closer look tonight > I’ve had good luck with a different approach: rendering a glyph to SVG > with LilyPond (possibly scaling it up by a factor of 10 with > \magnifyStaff), editing it with InkScape (scaling it back down), then > opening the .svg file in a text editor, and cutting and pasting the path > coordinates into a LilyPond file as a path stencil. > > Usually it’s not a direct cut and paste, some formatting may be needed. > This svg transformation tool is handy for that: > http://petercollingridge.appspot.com/svg_transforms > > For example, the code below shows a slightly modified whole note glyph > created using this process. So I imagine I’ll probably stick with this > approach for the most part, but it’s good to have solid tools for other > options! > Very interesting, thanks for the tip! Cheers, Pierre
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