How to create stacked fingerings with a single parentheses?

[MicheleGalvagno]

I need to achieve this:

But all I can get to via Shift-F > 5[5] and 2[1] is:

Is there any way to get the desired output with the fingering tool or with ordinary text styles?
My current idea for a workaround would be to built a dedicated playing technique.

How would you solve this?
Thank you!

[wing]

It would be nice perhaps if the fingering tool would allow that, but for now I found it to be very quick and easy with MusAnalysis (lyrics popover):

Which you could adjust to taste.

[MicheleGalvagno]

Very nice solution, and it works even with just any text object.
Problem is … MusAnalysis has a different appearance from Academico and the piece is quite thick with fingerings. One would notice that.

[wing]

Ah, true, fair point. I don’t use Academico. I believe if you wanted to match the rest of the score that Nepomuk might be a closer analogue to MusAnalysis?

[John_Ruggero]

@MicheleGalvagno

My current idea for a workaround would be to built a dedicated playing technique.

That’s what I do for most alternate fingerings. Then you could use the text tool for the parentheses, unless this occurs a lot and you would probably do the whole thing as a single playing technique.

Or put the main fingering above the chord and alternative fingering to the left of the noteheads. This would also require playing technique finger numbers.

[MicheleGalvagno]

For now this will do.
Playing Technique created with fingering glyphs and parentheses at unaltered size from the standard accidentals page.