I'm trying to create something a bit like an ossia voice which should be
overlaid on top of the principal voice, but without affecting the layout of
each; i.e. ignoring all collisions.
In the following example, ideally the Dots and Ties on the Gs in the first line
should have the same positioning as on the second.
It's mostly working, except for the Dots which don't seem to have an equivalent
property to NoteColumn.ignore-collision. Any thoughts on this?
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\version "2.19.82"
dimNotes = {
\override NoteHead.color = #grey
\override Stem.color = #grey
\override Dots.color = #grey
\override Tie.color = #grey
\override NoteColumn.ignore-collision = ##t
}
{
\time 3/4
R1*3/4
<< {
g'2.~
\temporary \dimNotes
2.~ 2.~ 2.~ 2.~
\undo \dimNotes
2.
} \new Voice \magnifyMusic #5/7 {
\override NoteColumn.ignore-collision = ##t
\tweak NoteHead.transparent ##t
\tweak Stem.transparent ##t
\tweak Dots.transparent ##t
g'2.\glissando
aes'\glissando
des'\glissando
ges'\glissando
b'\glissando
\tweak NoteHead.transparent ##t
\tweak Stem.transparent ##t
\tweak Dots.transparent ##t
g'
} >>
}
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--
Mark Knoop
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