Virtual Character Simulation Interface for Interactive Scene Control

The patent creates a copy of the viewed virtual character interaction scene as a simulation interface. The copying module generates a simulated scene that replicates the visual and interactive elements of the original scene, allowing users to interact with the copy while viewing the original. This resolves the contradiction by enabling interaction through the copied scene without modifying the original viewing-only system.

The patent segments the interaction system into distinct modules: a viewing module for displaying the original scene, a copying module for creating the simulation interface, and an interaction module for processing user actions. This segmentation allows the complex interaction functionality to be added without overwhelming the overall system, as each module handles specific tasks independently.

The simulation interaction interface is designed as a universal layer that can work with various types of virtual character scenes. The interface module provides standardized interaction mechanisms that adapt to different scene types, allowing the system to handle multiple functions (viewing, simulating, interacting) through a unified architecture rather than requiring separate systems for each function.

The patent introduces an intermediary simulation layer between the user and the original virtual character scene. This intermediary module translates user interactions into appropriate actions within the simulated scene, acting as a mediator that simplifies the connection between user input and scene response while reducing the complexity of direct interaction with the original system.