JP2021197120A - Content creation support system - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a content creation support system which can easily create a content.SOLUTION: A content creation support system includes a management server comprising: a story receiving unit 113 which receives, for each of points of time in a scene, a designated event to be generated on a plurality of characters on the scene; and a scene creation unit 115 which generates scene information to output the scene.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 4

Description

The present invention relates to a content creation support system.

In recent years, services that distribute novels and manga on the Internet have been provided.

Patent Document 1 discloses a serialized work distribution device that distributes serialized novels on the Internet.

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2011-227596

However, it takes time to create contents such as novels and manga.

The present invention has been made in view of such a background, and an object of the present invention is to provide a technique capable of easily creating contents.

The main invention of the present invention for solving the above-mentioned problems is a system for supporting the creation of contents, and accepts designation of an event to be generated by a plurality of characters in the scene at each of a plurality of time points in the scene. It is characterized by including an event designation unit and a scene creation unit for creating scene information for outputting the scene.

According to the present invention, content can be easily created.

It is a figure which shows an example of the novel which can be produced by the content creation support system which concerns on this embodiment. It is a figure which shows the whole structure example of the content creation support system of this embodiment. It is a figure which shows the hardware configuration example of management server 1. It is a figure which shows the software configuration example of management server 1. It is a figure explaining the flow of a scene production process. It is a figure which shows an example of a scene production process. It is a figure explaining the background arrangement process. It is a figure explaining the character arrangement process (when it appears in a scene for the first time). It is a figure explaining the character arrangement process (when it reappears in a scene). It is a figure explaining the arrangement process of a line. It is a figure explaining the arrangement process of a narration (text). It is a figure explaining the arrangement process of a plurality of characters. It is a figure explaining the process of setting a facial expression for a plurality of characters appearing in a scene. It is a figure explaining the process of setting the mark expressing emotion for a plurality of characters appearing in a scene. It is a figure explaining the process of leaving a plurality of characters appearing in a scene at the same time. It is a figure explaining the setting process of the dialogue which is emitted at the same time from a plurality of characters appearing in a scene.

<Outline of the invention>
The contents of the embodiments of the present invention will be described in a list. The present invention includes, for example, the following configuration.
[Item 1]
A system that supports the creation of content
An event specification unit that accepts the designation of events to be generated for a plurality of characters in the scene at each of a plurality of time points in the scene.
A scene creation unit that creates scene information for outputting the scene,
A content creation support system characterized by being equipped with.
[Item 2]
The content creation support system described in item 1
The event designation unit is
Accepting the designation at the above time point,
Display multiple display position candidates and display
Accepts the designation of the plurality of display positions and the character to appear in each of the display positions.
The scene creation unit creates the scene information so that the designated character appears at the designated display position at the designated time point.
A content creation support system featuring.
[Item 3]
The content creation support system described in item 1 or 2,
The event designation unit is
Accepting the designation at the above time point,
Accepting the designation of multiple characters appearing in the scene,
Accepts the designation of one facial expression to be applied to the plurality of characters,
The scene creation unit creates the scene information so that the plurality of designated characters have the designated facial expressions at the designated time point.
A content creation support system featuring.
[Item 4]
The content creation support system according to any one of items 1 to 3.
The event designation unit is
Accepting the designation at the above time point,
Accepting the designation of multiple characters appearing in the scene,
Accepts the designation of a mark representing a specific emotion to be applied to the plurality of characters,
The scene creation unit creates the scene information so as to display the designated mark for the plurality of designated characters at the designated time point.
A content creation support system featuring.
[Item 5]
The content creation support system according to any one of items 1 to 3.
The event designation unit is
Accepting the designation at the above time point,
Among the characters appearing in the scene, the designation of a plurality of the characters to be sent off from the scene is accepted.
The scene creation unit creates the scene information so that the plurality of designated characters are sent off from the scene at the designated time point.
A content creation support system featuring.
[Item 6]
A way to help create content
The computer
A step for accepting the designation of an event to be generated for a plurality of characters in the scene at each of a plurality of time points in the scene, and
Steps to create scene information for outputting the scene,
A content creation support method characterized by executing.
[Item 7]
A program to support the creation of content
On the computer
A step for accepting the designation of an event to be generated for a plurality of characters in the scene at each of a plurality of time points in the scene, and
Steps to create scene information for outputting the scene,
A program to execute.

Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

<First Embodiment>
In the content creation support system according to the first embodiment, a user (writer) creates a story (content) such as a novel or a manga by using a content material such as a background or a character created by a provider (creator). It is a story production support platform.

The story includes, for example, novels, comics, picture books, games, dramas, anime, dramas, movies, and the like. FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an example of a novel that can be produced by the content creation support system according to the first embodiment. In this example, lines are displayed one after another together with a plurality of background images and character images, and the story can be read by input operations such as clicking and tapping on the touch screen.

<Structure>
FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an overall configuration example of the content creation support system of the first embodiment. The content creation support system includes a management server 1, a user terminal 2, a provider terminal 3, a network 4, and a viewer terminal 5. The server 1 is connected to the user terminal 2, the provider terminal 3, and the viewer terminal 5 via the network 4. The specific devices of the terminals 2, 3 and 5 are computers such as mobile phones, smartphones, tablet computers and personal computers. The writer who creates the story operates the user terminal 2, and the creator who provides the content material operates the provider terminal 3 to access the management server 1 and uses the story production support platform.

<Hardware configuration>
FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a hardware configuration example of the management server 1. The management server 1 constitutes a part of the system by executing information processing via communication with the user terminal 2 and the provider terminal 3. The management server 1 may be a general-purpose computer such as a workstation or a personal computer, or may be logically realized by cloud computing.

The management server 1 has at least a control unit 10, a memory 11, a storage 12, and a transmission / reception unit 1.
3. Input / output units 14 and the like are provided, and these are electrically connected to each other through a bus 15.

The control unit 10 is an arithmetic unit that controls the operation of the entire management server 1, controls the transmission and reception of data between each element, and performs information processing necessary for executing an application. For example, the control unit 10 is a CPU (Central Processing Unit), and executes each information processing by executing a program or the like stored in the storage 12 and expanded in the memory 11.

The memory 11 is a DRAM (Dynamic Random Access Memory).
Main memory composed of volatile storage devices such as y), flash memory and HDD (Hard)
Includes auxiliary storage configured with a non-volatile storage device such as Disc Drive). The memory 11 is used as a work area or the like of the control unit 10, and also stores a BIOS (Basic Input / Output System) executed when the management server 1 is started, various setting information, and the like.

The storage 12 stores various programs such as application programs. A database storing data used for each process may be built in the storage 12.

The transmission / reception unit 13 connects the management server 1 to the network 4. The transmission / reception unit 13 is
Bluetooth® and BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy)
It may be provided with the short-range communication interface of y).

The input / output unit 14 is an information input device such as a keyboard and a mouse, and an output device such as a display, which are used as needed.

The bus 15 is commonly connected to each of the above elements and transmits, for example, an address signal, a data signal, and various control signals.

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a software configuration example of the management server 1. The management server 1 includes a content material reception unit 111, a content material provision unit 112, a story reception unit 113, a user request reception unit 114, a scene generation unit 115, a content material storage unit 120, and a story storage unit 130.

The content material reception unit 111, the content material provision unit 112, the story reception unit 113, the user request reception unit 114, and the scene generation unit 115 have programs in which the control unit 10 included in the management server 1 is stored in the storage 12. It is realized by reading into the memory 11 and executing the content material storage unit 120 and the story storage unit 130 in the memory 1.
It is realized as part of the storage area provided by at least one of 1 and storage 12.

The content material reception unit 111 receives the content material from the provider terminal 3. Content material is images, videos, sounds, texts, symbols, which can be used to create stories.
Data such as icons. Backgrounds, characters, items, stills, in the story
It is used as BGM, sound effect, voice, text, symbol, icon, etc., but is not limited to these. The provider can provide the content material produced and obtained by himself / herself by the provider terminal 3.

The content material reception unit 111 stores the provided content material data in the content material storage unit 120. The content material providing unit 112 provides the content material to the user terminal 2 in response to a request from the user terminal 2.

The story reception unit 113 accepts a story. In the first embodiment, the story reception unit 113 can produce a story by producing the scenes constituting the story one or more times. The story reception unit 113 accepts the designation of content materials such as the background, the characters that appear, and the objects (objects, animals, etc.) that appear in the scene.
In addition, it accepts inputs such as lines emitted by characters and narration flowing in the scene.
Scene information (information representing a scene) including these can be created. The story reception unit 113 presents the content material registered in the content material storage unit 120, and presents the content material.
The selection may be accepted from among them, or the input of the content material may be accepted from the user. Further, the story reception unit 113 can create a story as if a plurality of scenes are continuous. That is, the story reception unit 113
It is possible to create story information (information representing a story) including a plurality of scene information.

The user request reception unit 114 receives an input from the user to save the story.
The user request receiving unit 114 can register the story in the story storage unit 130 in response to the input from the user.

The scene generation unit 115 generates a scene. The scene generation unit 115 can generate a scene by calling the content material selected by the user from the content material storage unit 120 and associating it with the text or the like input by the user. Further, the scene generation unit 115 can also create a scene using the content material data received from the user. For example, setting information such as the display position of each content material and text, the display order at the time of browsing, and the timing can be added. The story may be composed of a scene, which is the smallest unit composed of one or more content materials and text data, and an episode composed of an arbitrary number of scenes, but is not limited to this.

<Flow of story production>
Hereinafter, the scene production process in story production will be described.

FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating a flow of a scene production process.

The story reception unit 113 accepts the designation of the background (S201), accepts the selection of the event (S202) until the instruction to end the scene production is received, and sets the accepted event (S203). In the present embodiment, the event is any one of the appearance of a character, the dialogue by the character, the narration of the scene, and the appearance of an item, but the event is not limited to this and is any event that can be included in the scene. good. For example, BGM settings may be added as an event. The setting of the event is to set the specific content of the event in the scene. For example, in the case of the appearance of a character, there are selection of the character to appear, selection of the position where the character appears, and the case of dialogue. , Input of the content of the dialogue and selection of the shape of the balloon of the dialogue, etc. In the case of narration, there is input of the content of the narration and selection of the frame to display the narration as a character string, etc. There are selection of items to be made and selection of positions where items appear. After repeating the selection and setting of the event, the story reception unit 113 creates the scene information set so that the event occurs in the scene (S204).
..

As described above, the story reception unit 113 can create the scene information.
The story reception unit 113 can finally create a story by creating a series of scene information.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example of a scene production process. In the examples of FIGS. 6 to 11, it is assumed that the scene is created using a smartphone, but the scene is not limited to this, and it is also possible to create a scene using a personal computer. The example shown in FIGS. 6 to 11 can be performed by the story receiving unit 113 interacting with the user using the user terminal 2.

From the empty scene (screen 311), set the background 3121 (screen 312) and character 3
131 can be placed (screen 313), the lines 3141 of the placed character 3131 can be set (screen 314), or the narration 3151 of the scene can be placed (screen 315).

In addition, a new character 3161 can be made to appear in the scene (screen 316).
Here, the display of the characters that have already appeared in the scene is thinner than the display of the newly appeared character 3161 (new character 31).
Visibility can be improved by displaying 61 (darker than the characters 3131 that have already appeared). Then, the line 3171 to be emitted can be arranged also for the new character 3161 (screen 317). Narration can be placed here, or more characters, items, etc. can be made to appear without inserting lines or narration.

Further, a new character 3181 is placed (screen 318), and the character 318 is placed.
1 line 3191 can be set (screen 319). In the example of the screen 319, the shape of the balloon different from the example of the screen 314 is set in the dialogue 3191.

As described above, the events that occur in order along the time series of the scene (character appearance,
A series of events can be created as a scene by setting the utterance of lines by the character, the arrangement of narration, the appearance of items, etc.).

FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating a background arrangement process. When the background unit 3111 is tapped on the top page 311, the story reception unit 113 can read the background content material from the content material storage unit 120 and display the thumbnail list 3211 (screen 321). The story reception unit 113 has a background 32 from the thumbnail list 3211.
It is possible to accept the selection of 12 and process the background 3212 (screen 32).
2). In the example of FIG. 7, for the selected background 3212, a sunrise or a sunset (morning and evening).
Image processing is performed so as to obtain the color of. The story reception unit 113 may not perform image processing, or may perform arbitrary image processing in place of or in addition to changing the color. The story reception unit 113 can set the background 3121 selected and processed in this way as the background of the scene (screen 312).

FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating a character placement process (when the character appears in the scene for the first time).
The story reception unit 113 can perform character placement processing when the button 41 for instructing the appearance of the character is pressed from the event selection tool 40. The story reception unit 113 can read the content material of the character from the content material storage unit 120 and display the list 3311 (screen 331). The story reception unit 113 can accept the selection of the character 3312 from the thumbnail list 3311.
Further, the story reception unit 113 can set a costume (screen 333) and a hair color for the selected character 3312 (screen 333). Further, the story reception unit 113 can set the name of the character (screen 334) and set the facial expression of the character (screen 335). In addition, the story reception unit 113 can set the standing position of the character in the scene (screen 336). The standing position displays slots up to the upper limit of the number of characters or items that can appear in the scene (3 in the example of FIG. 8).
It can be accepted by letting the slot be selected. In the example of FIG. 8, the screen 33
6 has three standing slots on the left, right, and center, and the user can select one of these slots. The story reception unit 113 can set the scene as if the character 3131 set in this way appears in the designated standing position.

FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating a character placement process (when reappearing in the scene). In the present embodiment, the costume and hair color of the character 3131 do not change in the same scene. Therefore, when the character appearance button 41 is pressed from the event selection tool 40, the costume selection (screen 332) and the hair color setting (screen 333) are omitted.
The story reception unit 113 selects a facial expression (screen 335) and a standing position (screen 336).
It can be performed. In addition, change of costume (screen 332) and change of hair color (screen 333)
You can also try to do. The story reception unit 113 has a character selection screen 33.
In 1, the characters 3131 set in the past can be displayed in a list. In this case, the story reception unit 113 can record the parameters related to the set character 3131 in the memory 11 or the storage 12, and display and select the list 3312 of the character 3131 in which the recorded parameters are set. ..

When the item button 44 is pressed in the event selection tool 40, the item can be placed in the scene in the same manner as the character 3131. In this case, the story reception unit 113 can read the content material of the item from the content material storage unit 120 and display it in a list (screen 331), and accept the selection of the item from there. For items, the facial expression selection screen 335 is omitted, and the story reception section 11
3 can accept the arrangement position of the item by presenting the slot in the same manner as the screen 336. It should be noted that various parameter settings related to the item (for example, changes in the color, shape, and state of the item) may be accepted in the same manner as the facial expression selection.

FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating a dialogue arrangement process. When the character 3131 is arranged (screen 313) and the dialogue button 42 is pressed from the event selection tool 40, the story reception unit 113 sets the position of the speech balloon (in the example of FIG. 10, the position of the balloon source). That is, it accepts the selection of the character 3131 standing position that emits a line (that is, the standing position of the character 3131).
Screen 351). The position of the speech balloon can be accepted by displaying the slot for setting the position for arranging the character 3131 described above and selecting the slot. The story reception unit 113 can accept input of the content (text) of the dialogue (screen 352). Further, the story reception unit 113 can also receive the designation of the shape of the balloon (screen 353). As described above, the story reception unit 113 can set the dialogue 3141 of the arranged character 3131.

FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating an arrangement process of narration (text). In the example of FIG. 11, the screen transition from the screen 314 after the line 3141 of the character 3131 is set is described, but the narration can be set from any screen on which the event selection tool 40 is displayed. When the text button 43 of the event selection tool 40 is pressed, the story reception unit 113 can accept the input of the text indicating the content of the narration (screen 361). Further, the story reception unit 113 can also set the shape of the framework for displaying the narration (screen 362). The story reception unit 113 can receive the designation of the content of the narration and the display shape, and can arrange the narration (text) in the scene.

As described above, according to the content creation support system of the present embodiment, the background is set for the scenes constituting the story, and the characters appear (and / or leave) and exit from the characters in chronological order. You can set events such as speaking lines, presenting narration, and appearing (and / or leaving) items. Further, since the content material proposed by the provider can be used for the characters and items used for the event, the user can easily create the scene only by considering the development of the story in the scene. Further, by using the scene set in this way, it is possible to advance the story while activating the set event in response to a tap by the viewer of the story.

Further, according to the content creation support system of the present embodiment, since the events in chronological order are displayed side by side in the scene production process, it is easy for the creator (user) to grasp the story development.

Further, according to the content creation support system of the present embodiment, the characters that continue to appear in the scene are displayed lighter than the characters that newly appear (or reappear). Therefore, the creator (user) can quickly determine the newly appearing character on the screen when setting the event. Therefore, the efficiency of scene production can be improved.

Further, according to the content creation support system of the present embodiment, the appearance position of a character or an item can be set by a slot. Therefore, the creator (user) can focus on the development of the story without worrying about the detailed arrangement on the drawing, so that the production efficiency of the content can be improved.

<Second Embodiment>
Hereinafter, the second embodiment will be described. The second embodiment may have the same hardware and software configurations as the first embodiment. In the second embodiment, events can be set for a plurality of characters at the same time.

FIG. 12 is a diagram illustrating an arrangement process of a plurality of characters. Story reception department 113
For example, when the empty slot 4111 is selected after arranging the character 3131 (indicated as "Taro Yamada" in the example of FIG. 12) as shown in FIG. 8 (screen 411). It is possible to read the content material of the character from the content material storage unit 120, display the list thereof (screen 412), and accept the designation of another character to be displayed at the same time as the character 3131. When the character 4121 (indicated as "Hanako Suzuki" in the example of FIG. 12) is specified on the screen 412, the story reception unit 113 sets the story reception unit 113.
It is possible to accept that the character 4121 appears at the position of the selected slot 4111 (screen 413). As a result, the character 3131 and the character 4121 appear in the scene at the same time.

FIG. 13 is a diagram illustrating a process of setting facial expressions for a plurality of characters appearing in the scene. The story reception unit 113 can receive the designation of the character appearing in the scene (screen 421). In the example of FIG. 13, it is shown that the character 3131 (Taro Yamada) and the character 4121 (Hanako Suzuki) appear in the scene. When the character 3131 or the character 4121 is tapped or selected on the screen 421, the story reception unit 113 displays the character setting screen 422. Figure 1
In the example of 3, the example in which the character 3131 is selected is shown. Story reception department 11
3 displays a list 4221 of facial expressions that can be set for the character on the screen 422, and can accept the designation of facial expressions from the list 4221. In the example of FIG. 13, character 3
It is shown that the "smiling" expression was selected for 131. Similarly, the facial expression of the character 4121 in the same column (time point) t3 can be set on the screen 422. The story reception unit 113 can accept settings so that the designated characters (Taro Yamada and Hanako Suzuki in the example of FIG. 13) each have a designated facial expression at a designated time point t3. As a result, at time point t3, characters 3131 and 4
121 can change the facial expression at the same time. The story reception unit 131 is displayed on the screen 4.
It is also possible to set the facial expression selected in 22 for all the characters selected on the screen 421.

FIG. 14 is a diagram illustrating a process of setting a mark expressing emotions for a plurality of characters appearing in the scene. When the character 3131 and the character 4121 are arranged (screen 431) and one of the characters 3131 or 4121 is tapped or the like to be selected, the story reception unit 113 displays the character setting screen 432. Figure 1
In the example of 4, an example of the screen 432 in which the character 3131 is selected is shown. Screen 43
In 2, when the icon tab 4321 for setting the mark is selected, the story reception unit 131 displays the list 4322 of the marks that can be set for the character, and the list 43
It is possible to accept the designation of the mark from 22. Similarly, a mark can be set on the screen 422 for the character 4121 at the same time point t4. The story reception unit 113 can accept the setting so that the designated characters (Taro Yamada and Hanako Suzuki in the example of FIG. 14) are attached with the designated marks at the designated time point t4. Thereby, at the time point t4, the characters 3131 and 4121 can change the mark expressing emotions at the same time. The story reception unit 131 may also attach the mark selected on the screen 422 to all the characters selected on the screen 431.

FIG. 15 is a diagram illustrating a process of simultaneously leaving a plurality of characters appearing in the scene. The story reception unit 113 accepts the designation of the character to be sent off from the characters appearing at t5 at the time of leaving (screen 441). When the character is selected by being tapped or the like, the story reception unit 113 can display the character setting screen 442. The screen 442 includes an exit button 4421 and the exit button 44.
When 21 is pressed, the story reception unit 113 can receive an instruction to leave the character. In the example of FIG. 15, the exit button 4421 is pressed for the character 3131, and the story reception unit 113 receives the character 3131 at the time point t5.
Can be accepted to leave. Similarly, the story reception unit 113
The other character 4121 can also be instructed to leave at the same time point t5. As a result, the character 3131 and the character 4121 can be set to leave at the same time at the time point t5. The story reception unit 113 provides an exit button on the event selection tool 40, accepts the designation of a plurality of characters (for example, characters 3131 and 4121) on the screen 441, and then presses the exit button. It is also possible to set to leave all the specified characters when the exit instruction is received.

FIG. 16 is a diagram illustrating a dialogue setting process that is simultaneously emitted from a plurality of characters appearing in the scene. When the character 3131 is arranged (screen 451) and the dialogue button 42 is pressed from the event selection tool 40, the story reception unit 113 accepts the position of the dialogue balloon, that is, the selection of the character emitting the dialogue (screen 451). Screen 452). The difference from the screen 351 shown in FIG. 10 is that a plurality of characters appearing at the time point t6 immediately before arranging the dialogue can be selected. In the example of FIG. 16, characters 3131 and 4121 are selected. The story reception unit 113 can receive input of the content (text) of the dialogue (similar to the screen 352 of FIG. 10). The story reception unit 113 can be set to arrange the dialogue 4511 at the time point t7. Here, the dialogue 4511 can be made to blow out from both the plurality of characters 3131 and 4121 specified on the screen 452, whereby the designation is made so that the plurality of characters simultaneously emit the same dialogue at the time point t7. Can be done.

The embodiments described above are merely examples for facilitating the understanding of the present invention, and are not intended to limit the interpretation of the present invention. It goes without saying that the present invention can be modified and improved without departing from the spirit thereof, and the present invention includes its equivalents.

For example, in the present embodiment, when a new character 3161 appears in the scene, the newly appearing character 3161 is displayed darker than the previously appeared character 3131, but the appearance is not limited to this, for example. If you change your outfit or change your facial expression
When a change occurs in the character 3131 that has already appeared, such as when a mark expressing the emotion of the character 3131 (not shown. For example, an exclamation mark indicating awareness, a tornado mark indicating worries, etc.) is set. Character 3 that has undergone such a change
The 131 can be displayed darker than the character 3131 in which no change has occurred.

Further, in the present embodiment, the appearance of the character, the utterance of the dialogue by the character, the arrangement of the narration, and the appearance of the item are taken up as the events occurring in the scene, but the event is not limited to these, and various events can be set. can. For example, changing the character's costume and facial expression, setting, changing or canceling the mark indicating the character's emotions, changing the character's standing position (slot), changing the orientation of the character's face and body, and the movement of the character's limbs. , You can set various events such as changing the background.

1 Management server 2 User terminal 3 Provider terminal 4 Network 5 Viewer terminal 111 Content material reception department 112 Content material provision department 113 Story reception department 114 User request reception department 115 Scene generation department 120 Content material storage department 130 Story storage department

Claims (7)

A system that supports the creation of content
An event specification unit that accepts the designation of events to be generated for a plurality of characters in the scene at each of a plurality of time points in the scene.
A scene creation unit that creates scene information for outputting the scene,
A content creation support system characterized by being equipped with. The content creation support system according to claim 1.
The event designation unit is
Accepting the designation at the above time point,
Display multiple display position candidates and display
Accepts the designation of the plurality of display positions and the character to appear in each of the display positions.
The scene creation unit creates the scene information so that the designated character appears at the designated display position at the designated time point.
A content creation support system featuring. The content creation support system according to claim 1 or 2.
The event designation unit is
Accepting the designation at the above time point,
Accepting the designation of multiple characters appearing in the scene,
Accepts the designation of one facial expression to be applied to the plurality of characters,
The scene creation unit creates the scene information so that the plurality of designated characters have the designated facial expressions at the designated time point.
A content creation support system featuring. The content creation support system according to any one of claims 1 to 3.
The event designation unit is
Accepting the designation at the above time point,
Accepting the designation of multiple characters appearing in the scene,
Accepts the designation of a mark representing a specific emotion to be applied to the plurality of characters,
The scene creation unit creates the scene information so as to display the designated mark for the plurality of designated characters at the designated time point.
A content creation support system featuring. The content creation support system according to any one of claims 1 to 3.
The event designation unit is
Accepting the designation at the above time point,
Among the characters appearing in the scene, the designation of a plurality of the characters to be sent off from the scene is accepted.
The scene creation unit creates the scene information so that the plurality of designated characters are sent off from the scene at the designated time point.
A content creation support system featuring. A way to help create content
The computer
A step for accepting the designation of an event to be generated for a plurality of characters in the scene at each of a plurality of time points in the scene, and
Steps to create scene information for outputting the scene,
A content creation support method characterized by executing. A program to support the creation of content
On the computer
A step for accepting the designation of an event to be generated for a plurality of characters in the scene at each of a plurality of time points in the scene, and
Steps to create scene information for outputting the scene,
A program to execute.

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