A virtual role game interaction method, device, system and electronic equipment based on network technology

Abstract

The present invention relates to a network-based virtual character game interaction method, device, system and electronic equipment. The invention aims to improve the online experience of existing escape room games by providing a new visual effect and interaction method, breaking the limitations of traditional escape room games. The core of the invention is to allow users to operate virtual characters through network technology, complete the script interpretation and game play. Creator users can create virtual characters, design game maps and edit scripts using the provided tools, while ordinary users can experience these contents. The system includes a physical information acquisition module, a virtual character display module and a UI interface module, as well as at least one processor and a storage in communication with it, wherein the storage stores instructions executable by the processor to implement the virtual character interaction method. The beneficial effects of the present invention include improving the interactivity and accessibility of the game, reducing the cost and time consumption, and enhancing the player's immersion and game experience.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This application relates to the field of information technology, and in particular to a virtual character game interaction method, device, system and electronic device. Background Technology

[0002] As a game format that combines social interaction, reasoning, and live simulation, script-based role-playing games have developed rapidly with the rise of short videos. Existing online script-based role-playing games, relying on voice or images, lack vivid plots; offline games, on the other hand, are limited by the time required for venue setup and scene transitions, impacting the player experience. Summary of the Invention

[0003] This application provides a virtual character game interaction method, device, system, and electronic device, aiming to solve the problem of poor player experience in existing script-based murder mystery games.

[0004] This invention is achieved through the following technical solution: Provides character modeling tools that allow creators to create or edit virtual characters.

[0005] It provides map modeling and script editing tools, allowing creators to design game scenes and edit scripts.

[0006] It allows ordinary users to operate virtual characters through network technology to complete script performances and play games.

[0007] By combining network technology, script scenes are matched to virtual characters, breaking the venue limitations of traditional murder mystery games.

[0008] User Role: Creator users: Use the tools provided by this invention to create virtual characters, maps, and scripts for other users to access.

[0009] Regular users: Operate virtual characters through network technology, experience scripted scenarios and games, and enjoy an immersive experience.

[0010] Beneficial effects: This invention improves the interactivity and accessibility of murder mystery games through digital and networking technologies, reduces the cost and time consumption of venue setup, and enhances players' immersion and gaming experience. Attached Figure Description Figure 1 Flowchart of Virtual Character Game Interaction Method It describes the entire process from when a user enters the storyline by operating a virtual character through a mobile device.

[0011] Figure 2 : A schematic diagram of the virtual character modeling tool interface It demonstrates how creators use modeling tools to create or edit the appearance of virtual characters.

[0012] Figure 3 Screenshot of the script editing tool interface It demonstrates how creators can use script editing tools to create or edit game storylines.

[0013] Figure 4 Map modeling tool interface diagram It demonstrates how creators can use map modeling tools to design game scenes. Detailed Implementation Creator Interface: Provides access to the script editor, character and scene modeling tools.

[0014] Standard User Interface: Provides entry points for game selection, character selection, and the game progress area.

[0015] Creator workflow: Use modeling tools to create or edit virtual characters and scenes.

[0016] Regular user workflow: Obtain the original virtual character via mobile device, select a script, acquire the character script and virtual items, and participate in the game.

[0017] Virtual character interaction device: includes physical information acquisition module, virtual character display module and UI interface module.

[0018] How to satisfy creators and ordinary users: Creators: Create personalized works using creation tools for others to experience, and may earn income in the process.

[0019] Regular users: Experience diverse scenarios, enjoy immersive gameplay, and interact with other players through social features.

Claims

1. A virtual character game interaction method based on network technology, characterized in that, include: a. Character modeling tools, used by creators to create or edit virtual characters through a web interface; b. Map modeling tools for creators to design game scenes; c. Script editing tools, used by creators to create or edit game scripts; d. Virtual character interaction device, used by ordinary users to operate virtual characters through network technology to complete script performances and play games; e. Matching system, used to match corresponding virtual characters and scenes based on the script selected by the user. Dependent claims:

2. The method according to claim 1, characterized in that, The character modeling tool further includes: a. Interface, used to provide users with the basic characteristics of a selected role; b. An editor that allows users to adjust details of the character's appearance; c. Renderer, used to apply texture maps and colors; d. Preview and confirmation functions for character models.

3. The method according to claim 1, characterized in that, The script editing tool further includes: a. An editor used to enter the script title and synopsis; b. Interface, used to edit plot text and clues; c. Functions used to assign characters and set story branches; d. Preview and adjustment tools for the script.

4. The method according to claim 1, characterized in that, The map modeling tool further includes: a. Options for creating or selecting a map template; b. Interface, used to design terrain and environmental elements; c. Tools used for planning paths and interaction points; d. Preview and adjustment functions for maps.

5. The method according to claim 1, characterized in that, Also includes: a. A cloud-based matching system used to match script scenes based on user selections; b. Synchronized display, used for virtual characters and script scenes.

6. The method according to claim 1, characterized in that, The network technology further includes: a. Real-time data transmission and synchronization; b. Cloud-based services that allow multiple users to participate simultaneously. System claims:

7. A virtual character game interaction system based on network technology, characterized in that, include: a. Character modeling tools, used to create or edit virtual characters; b. Map modeling tools, used for designing game scenes; c. Script editing tools, used for creating or editing game scripts; d. Virtual character interaction device, used to operate virtual characters and display game scenes.

8. The system according to claim 7, characterized in that, The virtual character interaction device further includes: a. Physical information acquisition module, used to collect user operation information; b. Virtual Character Display Module, used to display the appearance of virtual characters; c. UI interface module, used to display the game map and manage virtual items.

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