Use this feature to hide elements so they don't appear in your exported or printed score. These settings are visible whenever something is selected in your score.Ĭlick this box to hide/unhide selected elements, or use the keyboard shortcut V. Style settings triggers the Style dialog.

Page settings triggers the Page settings dialog.This setting mirrors the Hide empty staves within systems settings in the Style dialog. Empty staves hides/shows staves that contain no notated music within a system.Page margins hides/shows the page margin.Formatting hides/shows formatting elements added from the layout palette.Invisible hides/shows all invisible objects in your score.All these settings affect your entire score (not just individual elements): This is what the Properties panel looks like when you have nothing selected in your score. Accessing the Properties panelįrom the Score window, click on the Properties tab in the panel on the left side of the screen: However, for most settings, you can also choose to save as the default style for the score. If any of the objects you have selected contains editable settings, Properties will be the place to find them.Īn important thing about Properties is that by default it affects only the object(s) you have selected, so changing how one hairpin looks won’t change all of the hairpins in your score-only those you have selected. You can select one object (say, a dynamic mark) or multiple objects at a time (say, a dynamic mark, a notehead, and a hairpin). It was known as the “Inspector” in MuseScore 2 and 3. The Properties panel shows settings for objects you select in the score.

Musescore inspector