Patternmap is a term that refers to objects, in keeping patterns in mind, goes either increasingly (or more uncommonly, decreasingly) distant. This technique has the advantage of keeping a momentum in a tune running during that section of a map, but incorrect patternmapping can lead to an almost unplayable map.

Examples picked out from Haru - Voyage 1969 (Instrumental) [Hard]

02:52:00 (2,3,4,1,1,2,3,4,1,1,2,3,4,1)

Boten Anna did this
It was HORRIBLE. I've never seen such awful things like this, and I've played DJPop's maps, crammed to the brink with velocity changing sliders.

I love these

and I love Boten Anna

so there

1. Why didn't you ask/pm me if it was ok before making this topic? (especially if you're going to continue from where I left off not even an hour after I made round 7)

2. If you haven't noticed, I have a nomination list that I planned to go down after round 7 concluded. You could've nominated this technique instead and it would've been the topic for round 11.

3. As tempting as it is to delete this topic, I'll let it slide and work around it.

...With that out of the way, I don't use this technique often, but I've liked all the times I've seen it used, so I'll 5.

If you're going to do this, at least allow revotes ddddd

I disagree. Sorry, but Nexy is why I gave this a 1. Gotta love differing opinions, eh?

This, except I have seen some people do jumps like this. They're always awesome.

I just decided to hop on the bandwagon.

luke, any one of your posts on here will be removed on sight. I can't stand the sight of you and your trolling ways.

Not voting but, I really love Starrodkirbypatterns <333

Wow, I can't believe Pasonia would do such a thing.

I'll wait for kingcobra's next topic.

For those wondering, I deleted an earlier post, but luke saw it and responded to it. I just pointed out how there was no bandwagon. So no one thinks luke triple posted.

5

I love these; they have that "See? Beatmapping is an art!" feel to them.