Virtual Field Object Arrangement for Past Event Record Accessibility
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing game systems do not facilitate efficient checking of various past records, limiting user experience and engagement.
Innovation Solution
An information processing system that generates virtually arranged objects based on event logs within a unit period, arranges these objects in virtual fields, and stores them as past objects, allowing for easy retrieval and display of past events.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Loss of information
If event logs are stored in a traditional database format, then data storage is efficient, but user accessibility and visual checking of past records become difficult
Solution Approach 1:
The patent creates visual copies of event logs in the form of arranged objects within virtual fields. Instead of directly presenting raw database records, the system generates simplified visual representations (copies) that are easier for users to access and check, while the original detailed logs remain stored in the database for reference if needed.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent introduces an intermediary processing layer between the event log database and the user interface. This intermediary system arranges event data into virtual fields with objects, creating a intermediate representation that bridges the gap between structured database storage and user-friendly presentation, improving accessibility without requiring direct database access complexity.
2Loss of information
If all event logs are displayed at once, then complete information is provided, but user interface becomes overwhelming and difficult to navigate
Solution Approach 1:
The patent divides the complete event log information into segmented virtual fields, each containing a manageable number of arranged objects representing specific events. This segmentation allows users to navigate through information in smaller, more manageable units rather than facing all records simultaneously, improving ease of operation while maintaining access to complete information through multiple fields.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent organizes event logs into a multi-dimensional virtual field structure where records are arranged spatially rather than linearly. This dimensional organization allows users to navigate through past records by moving between different virtual fields and positions, providing a more intuitive and manageable interface compared to traditional linear list displays.
3Loss of information
If event logs are organized chronologically, then temporal sequence is preserved, but visual appeal and user engagement decrease
Solution Approach 1:
The patent transforms the traditional chronological linear arrangement into a two-dimensional virtual field layout where events are represented as arranged objects in space. This spatial dimensionality addition maintains temporal information (through object positioning and metadata) while dramatically improving visual appeal and user engagement, allowing users to interact with past records in a more intuitive and visually engaging manner.
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AI summary
An information processing system generates at least one virtually arranged object based on at least one event log within a unit period of actual time among event logs about in-game events that occur based on in-game activities in a virtual game space, arranges one or more of the at least one virtually arranged objects in a virtual field which is a unit for generation of an output image to be shown on a display, stores the virtual field together with the one or more of the at least one virtually arranged objects as a past object based on arrangement of a reference number of the virtually arranged objects in the virtual field, and arranging one or more of the at least one virtually arranged objects in another virtual field when the reference number of virtually arranged objects are arranged in the virtual field.