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Unifying terminology recommended for improved understanding. Bold entries have been adopted and are used frequently.

• Chart - A chart is a set of notes.
• Note - A component of all charts.
• Long Note - A note that needs to be held down. Usually called "LN's" by rhythm game aficionados.
• Note Kind - Separation system of notes by the controls needed to hit them.
• Note Type - Separation system of notes by their behavior.
• RP Note - Raised Penalty note, with a higher penalty for missing it.
• Mine Note - A note that carries negative consequences if hit.
• RR Note - Raised Reward note, with extra benefits to the player.
• Attack Note - A note for the opponent that lets them induce negative effects on the player.
• Miss - Letting a note pass the strikeline.
• Evade - Letting a mine note pass the strikeline.
• Sustain - A note that needs to be held, denoted by a trailing line behind it.
• Strikeline - The area the player should hit notes at.
• Strikepoint - One of the “ends” of a lane, at the strikeline.
• Lane - One of the visually divided sections of the highway, where notes of a certain control pass
• Highway - The area taken up by one strikeline and the lanes it designates.
• Shared-use lane - A lane that is used by two or more different kinds of note (such as up and right in one lane)
• Slam - When all kinds of note are to be played at once
• Null Tap - Pressing an input when the respective note is not on the strikeline
• Ghost Tap - When a null tap does not induce a penalty
• Health Vent - Deliberately losing health in some way
• Health Drain - Continuous depletion of health
• Health Fill - Continuous increase of health
• Performance - Health, score, accuracy, and streak.
• Hit Accuracy - The icons that tell how well the player hit a note
• Jacks - Hit the same key repeatedly for three or more arrows. Commonly found in Bambi fan tracks, or old FNF mods with iffy charting.
  • Mini Jacks - Hit the same key repeatedly for two arrows.
  • Transition Jacks - Switching from single jacks to double jacks repeatedly.

Example of Jacks in the Chart Editor.

Example of Mini Jacks in the Chart Editor.

Example of Transition Jacks in the Chart Editor.

• Jumps - Two arrows needing to be hit simultaneously. Usually called "doubles" by the uninitiated.
  • Hands - Jumps with three notes instead of two. Called "hands", because both feet would be needed, as well as a hand to hit it, if you were playing on a dance pad. Usually called "triples" by the uninitiated.
  • Quads - Jumps with four notes that need to be hit at the same time. Would technically be called "quadruples."
  • Jumpglut - Several jumps in rapid succession over a small period of time.

Example of Jumps in the Chart Editor.

Example of Hands in the Chart Editor.

Example of Quads in the Chart Editor.

Example of a Jumpglut in the Chart Editor.

• Stream - Continuous string of single notes.
  • Jumpstream - A stream with two arrows that need to be hit simultaneously.
  • Anchor / Running Men - A variation of the stream with one reoccurring arrow that you need to hit every other note with other notes alternating from two to three.
  • Staircase - A pattern moving from left to right.
  • Rolls - A pattern moving from left to right, or right to left.
  • Trills - A pattern consisting of two alternating notes at a consistent rhythm, usually alternating between the same two arrows. Can be one or two handed, based on the rhythm.
    • Jumptrills - Trills with jumps

Example of a Stream in the Chart Editor.

Example of a Jumpstream in the Chart Editor.

Example of an Anchor in the Chart Editor.

Example of a Staircase in the Chart Editor.

Example of a Roll in the Chart Editor.

Example of a Trill in the Chart Editor.

Example of a Jumptrill in the Chart Editor.

• Triplets - A pattern consisting of three single notes with two pauses. One at the beginning, and one at the end.
  • Gallops - Triplets with two notes, instead of three.
• Wall of Death - A wall of notes that are unhittable, thanks to the scroll speed, or are unreadable from how close the notes are.

Example of a Triplet in the Chart Editor.

Example of a Gallop in the Chart Editor.

Example of a Wall of Death in the Chart Editor.