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Please log in first to post your question. In reply to Latest version looks good. But these are nitpicks, overall I am very happy to see this. I wonder if we should do the same for any other glyphs? Along the years, many users requested a handwritten look for their score. Very possibly there is some simple flag I can set in the font metadata to prevent Qt from doing this. So, I'm starting to wonder if merging them is the right choice.

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This is very unlikely to appear in a version earlier than 3. The best part of all this is that I'm completely impartial to the design. Have a look at the font file attached to my first post - after downloading, you will have to rename it from MuseJazz. In reply to Jojo, can you reproduce the by Marc Sabatella. You are wise to not rely too much on the nightly builds yet.

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I am glad this is becoming clear now. Some people are willing to upgrade to handle newer files, but not everyone is - some are indeed not able to for various reasons. Hopefully we'll be able to find a way to use this. Then you created a text font following the same codepoint layout than the original MuseJazz font now called MuseJazzText in the foht version.

I can clean it up, if that's helpful, and if Werner doesn't want to do it. I for one would support seeing this font added to 2.

In reply to To answer my own question by tisimst. But we don't go out fonh our way to prevent it, either. Tisimst Abraham Lee will take care of this.

Please try a nightly buildand let us know what you think of the new font! In reply to exported in the latest build by Jojo-Schmitz.

By the way, still muxejazz to solve the problem with Gonville - no luck so far, I even tried to change some glyphs in the included version of Gonville, but they don't show up. The brass techniques glyphs would be nice indeed - many people prefer these stylized versions over the simple primitives we draw.

But a lot of them are still pretty ugly. But the line has to be drawn somewhere, and again, I'm not in charge of that. In reply to I really like this font!!!

MuseJazz, a new handwritten music font in MuseScore 3? | MuseScore

I really don't understand why there is a backward compatibility between older 2. In the case of MuseScore this doesn't matter because the software is open source and you don't have to buy something new. This could be part of the problem. Without going into technical details, I'll just say, unfortunately it's gont that well-implemented of a font.

Setting text style for measure numbers and tuplet number to MuseJazz Text is possible already or rather should, setting this in the style settings doesn't seem to stick. Also, some were duplicated to provide the proper Unicode codepoints. There you can modify the diagram. So, I'm starting to wonder if merging them is the right choice.

RPM resource font(musejazz)

I will try to clarify: It's not something I recommend if you can avoid it, though. I'd also decrease the thickness of the barlines and mid-thickness of the slurs. There's also the musejaz page on which the chord names overlap the lyrics from the staff above them. Are there plans to add more fretboard diagrams to Musescore? You can send it to me privately if you'd like. Fony, as long as fall back works this should be OK.