Ah, right - the number of systems on the first page didn't change, and I
stopped there instead of looking at later pages as well.
I'll experiment with nopagebreak. I already have a voice with just time
signatures, skips and breaks, so that'll be a handy place to put them.
Thanks,
Paul
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Le 06/09/2021 à 11:37, Paul Hodges a écrit :
Thanks for this explanation, which puts flesh onto the understanding I'd
been coming to. However, I can't see what your example at the end is
doing. Commenting out the override makes no difference to the output,
so a little explanation might help
Thanks for this explanation, which puts flesh onto the understanding I'd
been coming to. However, I can't see what your example at the end is
doing. Commenting out the override makes no difference to the output,
so a little explanation might help me.
What I guess I'd be interested in at this
Okay,
The problem is this part here:
[1]
Lilypond fails to correctly estimate the extend of that bit and overestimates.
This results
in this extent estimate:
[2]
(the arrow in the middle), which is significantly longer than the actual
system, resulting in
Lilypond believing that there is spac
Hi,
Okay. The problem seems to be that for the upper system the extent estimate is
larger than it should be. Consider setting the debug-skylines option (-ddebug-
display-skylines from CLI or #(ly:set-option debug-skylines) from file).
Maybe we find something.
It took me a year of contributing
Setting that option draws coloured lines along the skyline. At first
glance the lines hug the notation tightly throughout, as I'd expect.
But in the first line of the piece there are a couple of small oddities.
(1) towards the end of the third staff (bar 7, secondo), the top skyline
has a bli
Okay. The problem seems to be that for the upper system the extent estimate is
larger than it should be. Consider setting the debug-skylines option (-ddebug-
display-skylines from CLI or #(ly:set-option debug-skylines) from file).
Maybe we find something.
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Hello Paul,
Sadly your attachment is of little value, since it is a screenshot of so
little resolution that one cannot read what’s there. Why not attach the PDF?
Cheers,
Valentin
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On Sun, Sep 5, 2021 at 1:01 PM Paul Hodges wrote:
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> One of the hardest things to find information on, it seems to me, is how
> to adjust vertical spacing. There's lots of information about adjusting
> spacing within systems, but little about fitting systems on a page.
>
> In the example below,
One of the hardest things to find information on, it seems to me, is how
to adjust vertical spacing. There's lots of information about adjusting
spacing within systems, but little about fitting systems on a page.
In the example below, there is lots of space between the systems. The
global fon
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