Method for controlling game character, storage medium and electronic device

A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium having a computer program stored thereon, wherein when executed by a processor, the computer program causes the processor to perform operations of:

• executing a preset game event in response to determining that a start instruction of the preset game event sent by a server is received, and locking a first type operation and a second type operation for a game character to cause the game character to enter a hard-straight state;
• wherein the first type operation is an operation in which a first unlocking moment is determined by a client, and the second type operation is an operation in which a second unlocking moment is determined by the server;
• wherein a frame rate of the client is higher than a frame rate of the server, and the first unlocking moment determined by the client reduces display stutter caused by network latency;
• unlocking the first type operation in response to determining that the first unlocking moment of the first type operation in the preset game event is reached;
• unlocking the second type operation in response to determining that an unlocking instruction of the second type operation is received, wherein the unlocking instruction of the second type operation is sent by the server at the second unlocking moment of the second type operation.

An electronic device, comprising:

• a processor;
• and
• a memory configured for storing executable instructions of the processor;
• wherein the processor is configured to:
• execute a preset game event in response to determining that a start instruction of the preset game event sent by a server is received, and lock a first type operation and a second type operation for a game character to cause the game character to enter a hard-straight state;
• wherein the first type operation is an operation in which a first unlocking moment is determined by a client, and the second type operation is an operation in which a second unlocking moment is determined by the server;
• wherein a frame rate of the client is higher than a frame rate of the server, and the first unlocking moment determined by the client reduces display stutter caused by network latency;
• unlock the first type operation in response to determining that the first unlocking moment of the first type operation in the preset game event is reached;
• unlock the second type operation in response to determining that an unlocking instruction of the second type operation is received, wherein the unlocking instruction of the second type operation is sent by the server at the second unlocking moment of the second type operation.