Video Distribution System Dynamic Gift Object Transformation
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Solution Overview
Problem
Conventional video distribution systems fail to effectively enhance user motivation for gifting, as the display of gifted objects within the video lacks engaging dynamics, leading to decreased user interest over time.
Innovation Solution
A video distribution system utilizing computer processors to display a character object animation, where a first object is transformed into a third object when it reaches a predetermined distance from another object, enhancing user engagement through dynamic object changes and restricted further display requests.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Ease of operation
If a gift object is displayed statically after falling to a predetermined position, then the display is simple and easy to implement, but user motivation for gifting decreases over time due to lack of engagement
Solution Approach 1:
The patent applies dynamics by making gift objects move and change state rather than remaining static. Gift objects fall from the upper part to lower part of the screen, bounce upon contact with other objects or the ground, and can be stacked. This dynamic behavior maintains user engagement and motivation while remaining relatively simple to implement through basic physics simulations.
2Device complexity
If multiple gift objects are displayed without interaction rules, then the display is simple, but user interest decreases due to lack of engaging dynamics
Solution Approach 1:
The patent applies merging by having gift objects stack on top of each other when they contact. Multiple objects combine into a single stack structure, creating visually engaging dynamics without requiring complex interaction rules. This simple stacking mechanism provides satisfying visual feedback that maintains user engagement.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent applies mechanical vibration through the bouncing behavior of gift objects. When objects fall and contact other objects or the ground, they bounce with realistic physics, creating dynamic and engaging visual effects. This bouncing animation provides engaging dynamics while using relatively simple physics-based rules.
3Ease of manufacture
If gift objects are allowed to overlap freely, then the display is simple to implement, but the visual clarity and user experience deteriorate
Solution Approach 1:
The patent applies nested doll by having gift objects nest within each other through stacking. When objects contact, they stack vertically forming organized columns, preventing chaotic overlap while maintaining simple placement rules. This nesting approach ensures visual clarity by organizing objects in a structured manner.
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AI summary
A video distribution system according to this disclosure is a video distribution system that distributes a video including an animation of a character object generated based on a movement of a distribution user and comprises one or a plurality of computer processors. The one or plurality of computer processors provide (i) a distribution portion, (ii) a display device, (iii) a determination portion. If the determination portion determines that a first object is being displayed within a predetermined distance from a second object, the object display device changes the first object and the second object to a third object and displays the third object.