Symbols created in Dorico 4 don't look the same as in Dorico 3.5

[lucas_r_r]

I’ve created this symbol in a project initiated in Dorico 3.5 (or 3, I don’t remember)

This is how it looks in Dorico 4

I’ve several combinations of ties, and all of them are offset.
Here’s the example project that illustrates the problem. I’ve imported the lines and line annotations via the Library Manager into this new project.
Symbols bug.dorico (411.9 KB)
Thanks

[dspreadbury]

Yes, I’m afraid this is a bug, which we have fixed ahead of our next update. Sorry for the inconvenience. Details here:

Notehead set import issue Dorico 3.5 to 4 (Pro)

Is anyone else having trouble when importing custom notehead sets from Dorico 3.5 into Dorico 4? My issue is that parts of custom noteheads built from glyphs or graphics won’t move, either with click and drag option (which wasn’t originally available when the notehead editor was first introduced), or through the dialogue. Additionally, when I try to change the color of the offending glyph, it crashes the program. If anyone is interested, I’ll generate screenshots and/or upload example dorico f…

[lucas_r_r]

Thank you Daniel. I can wait for the update for this.

[lucas_r_r]

@dspreadbury

Yes, I’m afraid this is a bug, which we have fixed ahead of our next update. Sorry for the inconvenience. Details here:

Hello Daniel. Sorry to bother you again, but with the update 4.1 this problem persists, and it shows up in the project I’ve attached before. I can kind of fix it by compensating for Y values (from 1 to -12), but I’m afraid that a new update then breaks it again.

BTW, either in the Version History notes and the related post I see this is related to a graphics bug. I should say I haven’t imported any graphics at all. All of the components are from the Bravura font.

Thanks

[dspreadbury]

You’re right that this isn’t fixed, sorry about that. We will take another look and make sure it gets fixed as soon as possible.

[lucas_r_r]

Thank you Daniel! And thank you for the update, as always!