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학술저널
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이무영 (전북대학교) 조동민 (전북대학교)
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한국기초조형학회 기초조형학연구 기초조형학연구 제21권 제2호
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2020.4
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243 - 256 (14page)

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Among the character GUI design elements, HP (Health Point) is a tag that quickly feedbacks a character''s health status in the game and is used as an important means to increase player control. HP in most game GUI is layered on top of the game''s scene, and this bottom-up stimulus hinders players’ focus on combat and scene interaction. In particular, operational control and concentration are essential conditions for users to immerse themselves in the game, and the accuracy of mapping judgment in the HP mapping (Mapping) operation of the user’s POV is an important requirement for securing control, namely, the speed of mapping judgment. Factors that affect the accuracy and speed of mapping judgments include features such as shape and scale. Therefore, this study attempts to compare the speed and accuracy of the user''s judgment of the mapping from the thickness and scale elements of the lines that make up HP in order to find factors that can improve the immersion of the game. The research collects data experimentally. The experiment 1 show that the thickness of the line forms two high-speed peaks at 30% and 70% of the length. The experiment 2 show that the size of HP is positively correlated with the speed of mapping judgment, The lower threshold of HP’s size is 4.69% of the screen’s HP length. Two experiments show that when the thickness of the line that constitutes HP is 30% of the length and the HP length is 4.69% of the screen, it can be accurately and quickly judged and can achieve a sense of control and concentration balance.

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