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(Ignoring these characters for East Asian slur)

Move these texts by the mouse and place it to the right place.Īlso, we've added this as a feature request so we can track it for the future. Select same note again and command(ctrl) + L They are writing “民。” in a lyrics text, but if they separate “民” and “。”, Sibelius doesn’t write the under-slur. But it affects to all lyrics slurs, so if you need some slur under the lyrics, you don’t use this workaround. Sibelius will not write any slurs under the lyrics. Turn off “Draw slurs beneath East Asian characters” (from Appearance > Engraving Rules > Text). Indeed, Chinese or Japanese have this issue. We asked our colleague from the APAC team, Yuko, if she's encountered this issue before. 7.1.3: Unable to insert Mandarin fullstop when typing Chinese lyrics Then increase the size of the lyric text by a factor of 4/3 to compensate. I discovered a crude work-around if you do not want the undertie to display: select the lyric object, open the Inspector, and check "Cue-sized". Is this maybe some musical convention for writing lyrics in ideographic languages? This happens only in lyrics, not in other text styles. The undertie shape is adjusted to fit the length required. It appears to be deliberate! Any lyric text object containing multiple ideographic characters will be displayed with an undertie stretching from the first ideographic character to the last ideographic character, encompassing all characters (ideographic or otherwise) inbetween. I've managed to reproduce this effect of an undertie appearing in ideographic lyrics. 7.1.3: Unable to insert Mandarin fullstop.

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