Game Machine Conditional Execution via Parameter Conditions

The patent applies parameter changes by introducing parameter conditions (such as timing, position, or state parameters) that modify how operation information is processed. Instead of directly executing game processing based solely on operation input, the system evaluates whether operation information satisfies specific parameter conditions before execution. This allows the same operation input to trigger different game processing outcomes based on varying parameters like timing or character state, thereby enhancing adaptability while maintaining simple operation interfaces.

The patent applies preliminary action by pre-defining parameter conditions and storing them in advance before game execution. The system prepares multiple parameter condition sets that correspond to different operation information types, and these conditions are evaluated automatically during game processing. This approach allows complex conditional logic to be implemented without requiring real-time complex calculations or additional hardware, as the evaluation rules are predetermined and stored for efficient retrieval and comparison during gameplay.

The patent applies periodic action by executing game processing at predetermined time intervals rather than continuously monitoring and processing operations. The system updates game-related parameters periodically and evaluates parameter conditions at these discrete intervals, which reduces computational overhead and processing time compared to continuous evaluation. This periodic execution mode maintains game responsiveness while minimizing the time lost to parameter checking and condition evaluation.