B & F are NOT open chords and in standard tuning its incredibly difficult to make them open chords. Resolving generally means a perfect cadence(V-I) or a plagal cadence(VI-I) in the case of B and F that means F#-B(V-I),E-B(IV-I), C-F(V-I), Bb-F(IV-I) in the key of B and F respectively. The truth about how open chords is that the birds you can make with it are C,A,G,E and D so CAGED. Every single chord that falls outside these can’t be played as an open chord in standard tuning. This also means that the only chords that these chords are the only chords that resolve(perfect cadence, plagal cadence) when only using open chords. Sorry for the small harmony lesson there but I just wanted to make sure you understand what resolving actually means. Basically perfect and plagal cadences resolve and all the others create tension. When you write a song you mostly play around with creating tension and how/when you resolve it.
I’m not sure what you mean with the pattern btw but I hoped this answered it.