Command processing method
OwnerTakehiro Kaminagayoshiinventor
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Abstract
A first command input is accepted within a first time. A second command input is accepted within a second time, which is different from the first time. Furthermore, contents of the first command are displayed within the second time. Then, those first and second commands are executed after inputs are accepted in the first and second time. Accordingly, for example, when applied to a video game such that desired actions can be generated in conformity with command input, that video game provides tension for the player as well as provides moderate difficulty; moreover, is a game allowing for strategic command input by the player.
Claims14
A command processing method comprising the steps of:
- accepting at least one first command input within a first time;
- displaying within a second time which is different from the first time contents of the at least one first command input within the first time as well as accepting at least one second command input;
- and
- executing the at least one first command and the at least one second command , which correspond to each other, after the at least one first command and the at least one second command input are accepted.
A command processing method which executes a processing based on a group of commands set by a computer and a group of commands accordingly input by a user,
- wherein the group of commands set by a computer forms a first command sequence comprised of n computer-set commands which are respectively assigned with number from 1 to n in order,
- the group of commands input by a user forms a second command sequence comprised of n user-input commands which are input by a user in a predetermined input allowable time and arranged in an input order,
- the first command sequence is displayed during a predetermined display allowable time and can be referred by the user during inputting the second command sequence, and
- the processing is executed based on a result of comparison between each computer-set command of the first command sequence and each user-input command of the second command sequence for number (1−n) assigned to each command.
A computer-readable recording medium having recorded therein a command processing program to be executed on a computer,
- the command processing program comprising:
- a step of accepting at least one first command input within a first time;
- a step of displaying within a second time which is different from the first time contents of the at least one first command input within the first time as well as accepting at least one second command input;
- and
- a step of executing the at least one first command and the at least one second command , which correspond to each other, after the at least one first command and the at least one second command input are accepted.
A command processing apparatus, comprising:
- a command accepting unit, that accepts at least one first command input within a first time;
- and accepts at least one second command input within a second time that is different from the first time;
- a display control unit, that displays within the second time contents of the at least one first command input within the first time;
- and
- a command executing unit, that executes the at least one first command and the at least one second command, which correspond to each other, after the at least one first command and the at least one second command input are accepted.
A command processing program to be executed on a computer, comprising:
- a step of accepting at least one first command input within a first time;
- a step of displaying within a second time which is different from the first time contents of the at least one first command input within the first time as well as accepting at least one second command input;
- and
- a step of executing the at least one first command and the at least one second command, which correspond to each other, after the at least one first command and the at least one second command input are accepted.
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