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**CammyGoesRawr** · 01-18-2012, 11:02 PM

Toymaker is correct in that the repeating left arrow in the gif is an "anchor" but yea the patter is called runningmen. The more common form of anchors is the anchor jacks, shown in the picture below, taken from Aim Anthem:

In this case, the right arrow ([4]) is the anchor because both the [34] and [14] jumps are connected by that. It also works in patterns such as:

[13] 3 [23] 2 [24] 4 [34] 3 [34] 4 [14] 1 [12] and et cetera.

Display of the above pattern:

Jeez that took 40 minutes to make. I have no life. ^_^

01-18-2012, 11:02 PM	#684
CammyGoesRawr nocturnal girl (〜✘﹏✘)〜 Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Pennsylvania Age: 31 Posts: 2,477	Re: Team Blaze Toymaker is correct in that the repeating left arrow in the gif is an "anchor" but yea the patter is called runningmen. The more common form of anchors is the anchor jacks, shown in the picture below, taken from Aim Anthem: In this case, the right arrow ([4]) is the anchor because both the [34] and [14] jumps are connected by that. It also works in patterns such as: [13] 3 [23] 2 [24] 4 [34] 3 [34] 4 [14] 1 [12] and et cetera. Display of the above pattern: ooo ooo ooo ooo oooo oooo oooo oooo oooo oooo oooo o oo The single o's (represinting arrows) are connecting the double o's (representing jumps) directly above and below them #amidoinitrite Jeez that took 40 minutes to make. I have no life. ^_^ __________________