Touch Panel Scroll Control with Dynamic Peripheral Area

The patent applies the dynamics principle by making the peripheral area dynamic rather than fixed. The control unit determines whether to expand the peripheral area based on the current game status, specifically whether the player character is in a moving state. When moving, the peripheral area is expanded to allow scrolling without interfering with movement operations, while when stationary, the normal smaller peripheral area is used. This dynamic adjustment resolves the contradiction between maintaining simple device structure and achieving good operability under different circumstances.

The patent implements feedback by continuously monitoring the player character's movement state and using this information to control the peripheral area size. The control unit receives input from the determination unit about whether the player character is moving, and based on this feedback, dynamically adjusts the peripheral area. This feedback mechanism ensures that scrolling is only enabled when appropriate (when the player is moving), preventing unintended scrolling while maintaining good operability when needed.

The patent uses the dynamics principle to dynamically adjust the peripheral area size based on the player character's movement state. When the player character is moving, the peripheral area is expanded to enable scrolling and improve navigation flexibility. When the player character is stationary, the peripheral area returns to its normal size, ensuring that movement control is not interfered with. This dynamic adaptation resolves the contradiction between navigation flexibility and movement control.