The present disclosure relates to a game screen display method, a game screen display apparatus, a computer-readable storage medium, and an electronic device, which belongs to the technical field of game screen processing. The game screen display method includes: determining a second virtual character according to a preset selection operation, when it is detected that the first virtual character is in a first specific state; acquiring a second game perspective corresponding to the second virtual character, and displaying a game screen corresponding to the second game perspective in the graphical user interface; and displaying a control operation screen corresponding to the second virtual character in the graphical user interface; wherein operation instruction information of a preset control in the control operation screen corresponds to a virtual action of the second virtual character in the game screen.

The generation, association, and display of in-game tags are disclosed. Such tags introduce an additional dimension of community participation to both single and multiplayer games. Through such tags, players are empowered to communicate through filtered text messages and images as well as audio clips that other game players, including top rated players, have generated and placed at particular coordinates and/or in context of particular events within the game space. Users may generate the tags using standard push-button commands, gestures via gesture-recognition commands, or voice commands such as “drop tag.” The presently described in-game tags and associated user generated content further allow for label based searches with respect to game play, as well as community participation and feedback.

The generation, association, and display of in-game tags are disclosed. Such tags introduce an additional dimension of community participation to both single and multiplayer games. Through such tags, players are empowered to communicate through filtered text messages and images as well as audio clips that other game players, including top rated players, have generated and placed at particular coordinates and/or in context of particular events within the game space. Users may generate the tags using standard push-button commands, gestures via gesture-recognition commands, or voice commands such as “drop tag.” The presently described in-game tags and associated user generated content further allow for label based searches with respect to game play, as well as community participation and feedback.

This application relates to a method for displaying a marker element in a virtual scene performed at a terminal. The method includes: receiving a marking request from a user of the terminal, wherein the user controls a current virtual object rendered in a display interface of the virtual scene; in response to the marking request, determining a target virtual item in the display interface of the virtual scene; obtaining graphic data of a marker element when a distance between the target virtual item and the current virtual object in the virtual scene is within a predefined distance, the marker element being a graphic element used for indicating a location of the target virtual item in the virtual scene; and rendering the marker element according to the graphic data at a designated location adjacent the target virtual item in the display interface of the virtual scene.

This application relates to a method for displaying a marker element in a virtual scene performed at a terminal. The method includes: rendering a display interface of a virtual scene; obtaining marker indication information used for indicating a target virtual item marked by a user of the terminal corresponding to a user account in the virtual scene for user accounts in a same team to view, the user account controlling a current virtual object in the virtual scene; obtaining graphic data of a marker element according to the marker indication information, the marker element being a graphic element used for indicating a location of the target virtual item in the virtual scene to the user accounts in the same team; and rendering the marker element according to the graphic data at a designated location around the target virtual item in the display interface of the virtual scene.

Systems and methods for precise position selection of an offset anchor from items within a map of a multiplayer game with touchscreen gestures. Specifically, the systems and methods utilize inputs from a touchscreen, to selectively define an offset targeting position in relation to a selected target, e.g., for the selective teleportation of a player's character. In essence, the methods and systems facilitate a user's or “player's” ability to precisely position an character, offset from a target object (generally referenced herein as a “target”), utilizing an intuitive offset-positioning focus point reticle. The offset-positioning focus point reticle, as described herein, allows the player to precisely and efficiently select a radial and offset position for a character to be teleported to relative to a selected target.

A virtual prop control method includes: displaying a crosshair of a virtual shooting prop in a game scene of a virtual shooting game; detecting whether an aiming ray of the virtual shooting prop is in contact with adhesion boxes of other virtual operation objects in response to an input operation of the target virtual operation object, the aiming ray representing a direction aimed by the crosshair, the input operation including a target touch operation on a display screen that displays the game scene; and determining, from the non-target virtual operation objects corresponding to the contacted adhesion boxes, an adhesion target of the virtual shooting prop during shooting of the virtual shooting prop.

The present disclosure relates to a game screen display method, a game screen display apparatus, a computer-readable storage medium, and an electronic device, which belongs to the technical field of game screen processing. The game screen display method includes: determining a second virtual character according to a preset selection operation, when it is detected that the first virtual character is in a first specific state; acquiring a second game perspective corresponding to the second virtual character, and displaying a game screen corresponding to the second game perspective in the graphical user interface; and displaying a control operation screen corresponding to the second virtual character in the graphical user interface; wherein operation instruction information of a preset control in the control operation screen corresponds to a virtual action of the second virtual character in the game screen.

A system and method for precise positioning of items such as communication pings in a map of a multiplayer game with touchscreen gestures. Specifically, the method can include displaying a dynamic image or map on a touchscreen and receiving a touch gesture thereon. The touch gesture can begin at a tool selection icon and end at a release location within the map. Then the method can include, in response to the touch gesture, displaying a precision placement tool that depicts a portion of the map obscured by the received touch gesture. The depiction can be an enlarged depiction of the obscured portion and is displayed outside of the obscured portion. Finally, the method can include displaying a change to the map at the release location when the touch gesture ends. Specifically, at the release location, items such as communication pings can be placed onto the map.

Systems and methods for precise position selection of an offset anchor from items within a map of a multiplayer game with touchscreen gestures. Specifically, the systems and methods utilize inputs from a touchscreen, to selectively define an offset targeting position in relation to a selected target, e.g., for the selective teleportation of a player's character. In essence, the methods and systems facilitate a user's or “player's” ability to precisely position an character, offset from a target object (generally referenced herein as a “target”), utilizing an intuitive offset-positioning focus point reticle. The offset-positioning focus point reticle, as described herein, allows the player to precisely and efficiently select a radial and offset position for a character to be teleported to relative to a selected target.