The Official FFR Picture Dictionary

[TheSaxRunner05]

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Yea rolls go left to right or right to left (fingers roll in order) while a wall is just a cluster**** of arrows.

[kmay]

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Déjà vu. Nonetheless, epic thread. 5/5

Does anyone know if there's a term for when there's a constant flow of jumps? Like in "World of Dreams"? It's not a jump chain because they're not connected by single notes.

those are simply jumps. they arent fast enough to be considered anything else...

[C@!]

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Love the guide. By the way, I've always wondered, what is cb?

[DragonIIDX]

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Epic guide

[i love you]

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Wow, much better than the older one

[TC_Halogen]

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Love the guide. By the way, I've always wondered, what is cb?

Combo breaker. In StepMania, it refers to any judgments that are below a great (thus, breaking your combo).

On FFR, the only combo breaking judgment you have is a miss.

[C@!]

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Ahhh I see, thanks for clearing that up 8)

[cry4eternity]

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What about sandwiches?

[rushyrulz]

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sandwich = jumpstream for what it's worth.

[flash dualist]

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Nice guide rush! Polyrhythms is the trickiest pattern in my opinion. They looked like the ones on death piano.

[Izzy]

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How did I miss this thread. Those gifs are really cool looking. Very nice guide.

There is the pattern that goes

1 3 2 4 1 3 2 4

I don't think there is a name for the pattern but you should add it and make up a name. They kind of remind me of bleachers where you have the part you sit on and then where your feet go.

[FFRGreen]

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You should add in what FGOs and stuff are.

[rushyrulz]

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Difficulty names go in the FFR R1 Actual Difficulties thread, not this one.

[who_cares973]

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How did I miss this thread. Those gifs are really cool looking. Very nice guide.

There is the pattern that goes

1 3 2 4 1 3 2 4

I don't think there is a name for the pattern but you should add it and make up a name. They kind of remind me of bleachers where you have the part you sit on and then where your feet go.

That pattern has a name I just can't recall it right now

[bmah]

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What about spin patterns such as 12431243, 34213421, etc.? They're typically index-unfriendly stuff. Can also be seen in 32nds as well (e.g. Kidney Stone, Perfect Cherry Storm). In DDR, you'd almost always have to doublestep this type of pattern.


random sidenote: I used to mix up some terminology because I used some of them in different scenarios...when I played IIDX, what FFR calls "trills" I would always refer to as rolls, because they were typically "drumrolls" in the song. And I used to always refer to "triplets" as 12th notes or 24th notes, not a three-arrow pattern, because that's the sort of terminology used in music.