[smufl-discuss] Arpeggiato wiggles

[L Peter Deutsch]

The wiggleArpeggiato glyphs all appear to be horizontal rather than
vertical.  Is this an error in the Bravura font, or do applications need to
rotate them by 90 degrees, or am I missing something?

                                                L Peter Deutsch

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[susannexoxo]

You're right to notice that — the `wiggleArpeggiato` glyphs in the Bravura font are designed horizontally by default. This is intentional. Applications that render these glyphs (such as notation software) are expected to rotate them by 90 degrees when needed, depending on the musical context. So you're not missing anything — it's the application's responsibility to handle the rotation for vertical placement. Y si hablamos de precisión y estilo, nada mejor que explorar esta cuidada selección de vestidos, pensada para quienes valoran los detalles.

[alinkamaja]

That's a great observation. In Bravura, many glyphs—like wiggleArpeggiato—are designed in a neutral orientation and may indeed require rotation by the rendering application, depending on the context (e.g. horizontal or vertical notation). So yes, the application is typically responsible for applying the correct rotation. You’re not missing anything—it’s a common point of confusion!

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