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==Description== | ==Description== | ||
Subdivision beats, also known as Triangleshots, are a gimmick stemming from [[Squareshots]]. Like Squareshots, subdivision beats are non-looping [[Oneshot Beats|Oneshots]] that can happen at any time. Unlike Squareshots, subdivision beats are several consecutive hits at a rhythm quicker than the established Squareshot rhythm (1-1-2-2 for two subdivision beats, 1-1-1-2-2-2 for three, etc.). Subdivision beats feature prominently in [[Act 5]]. | |||
==Levels== | ==Levels== | ||
* MD-1 [[Blackest Luxury Car]] (Tutorialized) | * MD-1 [[Blackest Luxury Car]] (Tutorialized) | ||
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* 5-2N [[Unsustainable Inconsolable]] | * 5-2N [[Unsustainable Inconsolable]] | ||
* 5-X [[Dreams Don't Stop]] | * 5-X [[Dreams Don't Stop]] | ||
* 7-X2 [[Miracle Defibrillator (Cole's Song)]] | |||
* X-PBC [[público cautivo]] | |||
==Cueing== | ==Cueing== | ||
Latest revision as of 17:18, 24 April 2026
Description
Subdivision beats, also known as Triangleshots, are a gimmick stemming from Squareshots. Like Squareshots, subdivision beats are non-looping Oneshots that can happen at any time. Unlike Squareshots, subdivision beats are several consecutive hits at a rhythm quicker than the established Squareshot rhythm (1-1-2-2 for two subdivision beats, 1-1-1-2-2-2 for three, etc.). Subdivision beats feature prominently in Act 5.
Levels
- MD-1 Blackest Luxury Car (Tutorialized)
- MD-3 The 90's Decision
- 5-1 Lucky Break (Tutorialized)
- 5-1N One Slip Too Late
- 5-2N Unsustainable Inconsolable
- 5-X Dreams Don't Stop
- 7-X2 Miracle Defibrillator (Cole's Song)
- X-PBC público cautivo
Cueing
Subdivision beats are cued like Squareshots, but instead of ending the cue with "One!" it is instead cued with the number of subdivision beats being used. It can also be cued during regular Oneshots as well, dropping the "Get Set" part, and instead opting to only use the cueing number for a subdivision beat.