I’m using a vertical bracket to indicate a non div. double-stop in a string section. With condensing on, the bracket disappears from the full score. The weird thing is, when I create the bracket, the dyad scoots over a bit to the right to make room for it, but it’s not visible. I’m aware of condensing bugs involving gliss lines and slurs, but I’ve never encountered this one before. The attached cut-down project shows the issue in measure 64. Can anyone figure out what’s going on here? Would love to avoid adding this manually in the PDF.
It seems to be the frame break that is causing the problem (remove it and the bracket appears). I don’t know why.
Also, you might consider using a nonarp ornament (shift-o nonarp) to indicate the double stop rather than a line (It’s easier to create and control). Although that too seems to be hidden by the frame break.
Lastly, the condensing change seems to be redundant too.
Hi @ArianaConstantino, somehow the Collision Avoidance makes the line disappear in conjunction with the frame break.
To make the line appear, just move the frame break a little to the left temporarily (in Write mode), then in Engrave mode, select the now visible line, and deactivate avoid collision in the properties panel. Then (in Write mode) you can reposition the frame break at it original position:
Edit:
you can alternatively deactivate the Avoid Collision for all those specific vertical lines globally:
Good sleuthing. (I misdiagnosed)
On the contrary: you gave me the suggestion to move the frame break to be able to intervene on the visible line.
Thank you, I didn’t think of testing collision avoidance! Hoping this and the other condensing niggles will be ironed out in the next version.
Non-arp is a much better way to do this, thanks!!