How to hide subsequent bar numbers of senza misura?

[prko]

Hi,

Is there a way to hide the range of senza misura?
Should I make bars with some metre, then hide each bar number?

[jesele]

Library->Layout Options->Bar numbers I guess.

Jesper

[prko]

Thank you for your explanation!

I think this is a bit different from what I am asking. My question is how to hide the bar number of a long bar without a counter that spans multiple systems. I apologise for any confusion my previous question may have caused.

[arco]

AFAIK, you cannot specify a number of measures where they do not show bar numbers, but you should be able to hide individual bar numbers. Is this useful to you?

Hide bar number

Click on it, Window>Show Lower Zone, you should see the option there to hide it. [Hide bar number] Shows the option in Write mode, also can be done in Engrave mode. Or are you asking hiding all bar numbers? Library > Layout options… Bar numbers Additional note: In Layout options, in the Right zone you can choose from Full score and individual instruments and set bar number (hiding) options for any or each.

[Janus]

@prko

My question is how to hide the bar number of a long bar without a counter that spans multiple systems.

It is simple in Engrave to select each bar number and hide it (using the properties panel)

[prko]

Thanks, but there are no such options:

[Zalde]

Does this option pointed out by @asherber in a recent topic do the trick?

Feature request: bar numbers display with partial bars

Welcome to the forum, @Ben_Newton ! Since that option doesn’t currently exist, one thing you can do is turn off this option, in Layout Options > Bar Numbers. [image] This is a per-layout setting, but you can set it for all layouts at once by selecting them all in the right-hand panel. Then you can force the bar number to appear in the next measure by adding a Bar Number Change and just choosing Continue Primary and clicking OK. Note that this bar number will appear in any layout that contai…

[prko]

Yes, Thanks!!!

[Janus]

@prko

Thanks, but there are no such options:

OK. You must add an open time signature at the start (shift-M open)
Then you will see…

[prko]

Oh, thanks!