In the “Edit Notehead Sets” editor there is a Category “Crosses”.
In both Sub Categories “X and Circle Noteheads” and “X and Diamond Noteheads” one can find a notehead with the name noteheadXBlackQuarter.
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What is the unicode for this glyph?
Could it be that this is falsely labelled ind Dorico and it is simply U+E0A9 - noteheadXBlack ?
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I am also unable to find these two other noteheads:
“noteheadDiamondMinimaWhite”
“noteheadSlashDiamondWhiteWholeOversized”
I was just about to start a thread with exactly the same title when I found this one! The existance of noteheadXBlackQuarter is a bit of a problem when designing SMuFL-compatible fonts.
The value of glyphWithAnchors for noteheadXBlack (U+E0A9) in the JSON metadata is reflected correctly in the X Notehead Notehead Set.
In the X and Diamond Noteheads Notehead Set, however, the value of glyphWithAnchors is not reflected, perhaps because noteheadXBlackQuarter is assigned instead of noteheadXBlack.
Similar problems occur with mensuralNoteheadMinimaWhite (U+E93C) used in White Diamond Hoteheads Notehead Set. If JSON metadata has glyphWithAnchors for it, it is ignored.
Perhaps this is because Dorico calls it noteheadDiamondMinimaWhite instead of mensuralNoteheadMinimaWhite, which @teacue said. @dspreadbury, could you please look into this? I’m sorry if I should have created another thread.