Triplet figures tied accross page display errors

I have had this issue before when working in Score editor and managing triplets which lose their correct value (i.e. changes to a regular 16th instead of a triplet 8th) when tied across a bar line but ONLY when it continues on the next page. So as an example, I have an 8th note triplet figure tied to a following 8th note triplet figure on the next page, and it displays as a 16th note instead of another triplet 8th. This can be random - i.e. one track does it in one location but not in another, or one track exhiibits the problem while another track handles the same tie fine. ALL Score Settings for all tracks are identical (at least in the Staff > Main Tab - I have not found any solutions elsewhere, but I do not use all the many setting options in Cubase 13)

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The attached screenshots show two different such problems involving the same 2 staffs/tracks across two different page transitions, as well as the staff settings that are identical for all tracks (with no pattern I can see to which staffs will exhibit this error).

Very frustrating - I am unable to print out a score without these issues. And the same issue happens with individual staffs vs. a score. Equally frustrating.

PS - also note another issue here - the rests displayed within each triplet are inconsistent: some have the single 8th with a quarter rest, others have two 8th rests.

Do all the notes have the exact 8th triplet length? If not, try to quantise them.

Yes! See screenshot below (another related problem I had - 2 tracks, exact same note values and settings - but that seemed to correct itself,?). But these are in fact the same trscks, same arrangement If anyone recognizes that one, please let me know!).

I always either use step input or the mouse (or copy and paste from other tracks - maybe that causes these types of problems?) to enter the size and placement of notes, so I do check but they’re almost always correct.

These screenshots are for this specific problem (which right now is more trouble than it’s worth).


Tracks 1-3, same arrangement, similar issue