Multi-Level Object Processing Interface With Sequential Attributes

The processing attributes are divided into multiple levels (first level, second level, third level, etc.), each corresponding to a separate storage device. This segmentation allows the complex processing system to be broken down into manageable, visually distinct components that users can interact with sequentially, improving user experience while organizing the complexity in a structured way.

The patent introduces a hierarchical dimension to the interface by displaying multiple levels of processing attributes vertically or in layers. Each level represents a different stage or type of processing, transforming a flat single-level interface into a multi-dimensional structure that guides users through progressive processing stages, thereby enhancing engagement without overwhelming them.

Multiple processing attributes are activated in advance and displayed in the interface before the actual object processing begins. The system prepares multiple levels of processing attributes (first level, second level, third level, etc.) with increasing attribute values, so that when an object needs processing, the appropriate attribute is already ready and can be applied immediately, reducing actual processing time while maintaining high success rates.

The patent employs parameter changes by progressively increasing attribute values across different levels (first level < second level < third level). Each level represents a different parameter setting that can be applied to the object being processed. This allows the system to select the most appropriate processing parameter based on the object's needs, improving success rates while allowing for efficient parameter selection rather than exhaustive trial-and-error processing.