I can attest to this. I frequently typeset guitar music that has three
voices and for the inner voice, using \voiceThree or \voiceFour, I have
to specify the vertical position of rests by using g8. \rest or b4
\rest, etc. If I don't, then rests for the inner voices are placed above
voiceOne (if using voiceThree) or below voiceTwo (if using voiceFour).
On compilation, I get numerous warnings of rest collisions, but my score
comes out the way I expect, so I've learned to take those warnings with
a grain of salt.
For now, at least, these kinds of warnings serve to remind us of future
improvements to LilyPond's support of single staff polyphony (which is
already more intuitive and easier to implement than in it's high-dollar
competitors 8-) )
Dave
Robin Bannister wrote:
Nick Payne wrote:
I couldn't find anything in the documentation.
This comment in the rest collision source code might be relevant.
TODO: look at horizontal-shift to determine ordering between rests
for more than two voices.
So maybe you just have to ignore it?
Or do something like this :-)
s32
\once \override Rest #'X-extent = #'( 2 . 2 ) \once \override Rest
#'X-offset = #'-3 a8*3/4\rest
Cheers,
Robin
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