Computer-readable non-transitory storage medium having information processing program for storing footprint coordinate sets in order of time series
AssigneeNintendo Co., Ltd.
InventorYuji Kando
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AssigneeNintendo Co., Ltd.
InventorYuji Kando
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A first object is moved to a first object coordinate set on the basis of an operation input, and along with the movement, a footprint coordinate set which is a coordinate set based on the first object coordinate set is stored in a time-series order. For a first footprint coordinate set among the stored plurality of footprint coordinate sets, whether or not a path to a second footprint coordinate set which is later in time series than the first footprint coordinate is passable is determined, and if the path is passable, the path is stored in association with the first footprint coordinate set. While a second object is being moved so as to track the stored plurality of footprint coordinate sets, if there is a passable path from a predetermined footprint coordinate set to a predetermined second footprint coordinate set, the second object is moved through the path.
A computer-readable non-transitory storage medium having stored therein an information processing program for causing a computer of an information processing apparatus to execute information processing in which a first object moves in a virtual space and at least one second object moves in accordance with movement of the first object, the program causing the computer to:
An information processing system for executing information processing in which a first object moves in a virtual space and at least one second object moves in accordance with movement of the first object, the information processing system comprising a processor and a memory coupled thereto, the processor being configured to control the information processing system to at least execute:
An information processing method for causing a computer of an information processing apparatus to execute information processing in which a first object moves in a virtual space and at least one second object moves in accordance with movement of the first object, the method causing the computer to:
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