WO2025256255A1 - 地点标记方法、装置、设备、介质及程序产品 - Google Patents

地点标记方法、装置、设备、介质及程序产品

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WO2025256255A1
WO2025256255A1 PCT/CN2025/088817 CN2025088817W WO2025256255A1 WO 2025256255 A1 WO2025256255 A1 WO 2025256255A1 CN 2025088817 W CN2025088817 W CN 2025088817W WO 2025256255 A1 WO2025256255 A1 WO 2025256255A1
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魏子琦
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Definitions

  • This application relates to the field of human-computer interaction technology, and in particular to a location marking method, apparatus, device, medium, and program product.
  • users can mark specific locations on a virtual map. These marked locations can then be shared with other users on different devices.
  • the location marking function in related technologies is limited to simply showing marked locations on a virtual map, making it difficult to provide additional information.
  • This application provides a location marking method, apparatus, device, medium, and program product.
  • the technical solution is as follows:
  • embodiments of this application provide a location marking method, which is executed by a computer device, and the method includes:
  • a marking function addition control corresponding to the location is displayed, the marking function addition control including at least one marking function bit;
  • a target function identifier is displayed in the target marker function bit.
  • the target function identifier is used to characterize the target function implemented by the marker of the target location.
  • the target function includes at least one of location sharing function, task allocation function, and resource prompting function.
  • the target function corresponding to the location is activated.
  • embodiments of this application provide a location marking device, the device comprising:
  • the control display module is used to display a marking function addition control corresponding to a location in response to a marking operation on a location in a virtual environment.
  • the marking function addition control includes at least one marking function bit.
  • An identifier display module is configured to, in response to a function addition operation on at least one target identifier bit among the identifier function bits, display a target function identifier in the target identifier function bit, wherein the target function identifier is used to characterize the target function implemented by the identifier of the target location, and the target function includes at least one of location sharing function, task allocation function, and resource prompting function;
  • the function activation module is used to activate the target function corresponding to the location in response to the mark confirmation operation of the location.
  • embodiments of this application provide a computer device including a processor and a memory, wherein the memory stores at least one computer instruction, which is loaded and executed by the processor to implement the location marking method as described above.
  • embodiments of this application provide a computer-readable storage medium storing at least one computer instruction, which is loaded and executed by a processor to implement the location marking method as described above.
  • embodiments of this application provide a computer program product including computer instructions stored in a computer-readable storage medium; a processor of a computer device reads the computer instructions from the computer-readable storage medium and executes the computer instructions, causing the computer device to implement the location marking method as described above.
  • the location-related marking function addition control has at least one marking function bit for adding at least one location-related function.
  • the location marking function can not only indicate the marked location, but also realize at least one additional function among location sharing, task allocation, and resource prompts, thereby increasing the richness and diversity of the location marking function.
  • the technical solution provided in this embodiment only requires editing the marking function addition control to realize multiple additional functions when marking a location, improving the efficiency of users adding additional related functions to marked locations.
  • Figure 1 shows a schematic diagram of a computer system provided in an exemplary embodiment of this application
  • Figure 2 shows a flowchart of a location marking method provided in an exemplary embodiment of this application
  • Figure 3 shows a schematic diagram of an interface including a markup function for adding controls, provided in an exemplary embodiment of this application;
  • Figure 4 shows a schematic diagram of the interface for displaying the target function identifier on the marking function addition control provided in an exemplary embodiment of this application;
  • Figure 5 shows a flowchart of a location marking method provided in another exemplary embodiment of this application.
  • Figure 6 is a schematic diagram illustrating the implementation of a function addition operation provided in an exemplary embodiment of this application.
  • Figure 7 illustrates a flowchart of a location sharing process provided in an exemplary embodiment of this application
  • Figure 8 is a schematic diagram illustrating the implementation of the location sharing function addition process provided in an exemplary embodiment of this application.
  • Figure 9 shows a flowchart of a task allocation process provided in an exemplary embodiment of this application.
  • Figure 10 shows a schematic diagram of how the task prompt information corresponding to the sharing account is displayed.
  • Figure 11 shows a schematic diagram of how the task prompt information corresponding to the currently logged-in account is displayed.
  • Figure 12 shows a flowchart of a resource suggestion process provided in an exemplary embodiment of this application
  • Figure 13 is a schematic diagram of resource prompt information within the virtual object's field of view provided in a possible implementation of this application;
  • Figure 14 is a schematic diagram illustrating another possible implementation of the resource prompt information display method provided in this application.
  • Figure 15 is a flowchart of the activation process of the additional functions provided in an exemplary embodiment of this application.
  • Figure 16 is a schematic diagram of adding a control for the marking function in the case of no binding relationship provided by an exemplary embodiment of this application;
  • Figure 17 is a schematic diagram illustrating the implementation of the binding relationship establishment process provided in an exemplary embodiment of this application.
  • Figure 18 illustrates a flowchart of a specific implementation process of the location marking method provided in an exemplary embodiment of this application
  • Figure 19 is a schematic diagram illustrating an implementation of a location marking process provided in an exemplary embodiment of this application.
  • Figure 20 illustrates the implementation of the location sharing process on the sharing account side
  • Figure 21 shows a flowchart of a shared state synchronization process provided in an exemplary embodiment of this application.
  • Figure 22 shows a schematic diagram of an interface for displaying the sharing status of each sharing account, provided by an exemplary embodiment of this application;
  • Figure 23 shows a flowchart of a location marking process provided in an exemplary embodiment of this application.
  • Figure 24 shows a structural block diagram of a location marking device provided in an exemplary embodiment of this application.
  • Figure 25 shows a structural block diagram of a computer device provided in an exemplary embodiment of this application.
  • FIG. 1 shows a schematic diagram of a computer system 100 provided in an exemplary embodiment of this application.
  • the computer system 100 is used to illustrate an implementation environment.
  • the computer system 100 includes a first computer device 110, a server 120, and a second computer device 130.
  • the first computer device 110 runs an application 111 that supports a virtual environment.
  • the application 111 can be any of the following: Multiplayer Online Battle Arena (MOBA) game, Simulation Game (SLG), Massive Multiplayer Online Game (MMOG), First-Person Shooter (FPS) game, and Party Game.
  • the application 111 is an MMOG game as an example.
  • the first computer device 110 is the computer device used by the first user 112.
  • the first user 112 uses the first computer device 110 to control a first virtual object located in the virtual environment to perform activities.
  • the first virtual object can be referred to as the master virtual object controlled by the first user 112.
  • the activities of the first virtual object include, but are not limited to, at least one of the following: changing posture, crawling, walking, running, riding, flying, jumping, driving, picking up, shooting, attacking, and throwing.
  • the first virtual object is a first virtual character, such as a lifelike or anime character.
  • the second computer device 130 runs an application 131 that supports a virtual environment.
  • the application 131 can be any of the following: MOBA game, SLG game, MMOG game, FPS game, or party game.
  • the application 131 is an MMOG game as an example.
  • the second computer device 130 is the computer device used by the second user 132.
  • the second user 132 uses the second computer device 130 to control a second virtual object located in the virtual environment to perform activities.
  • the second virtual object can be referred to as the master virtual object controlled by the second user 132.
  • the second virtual object is a second virtual character, such as a lifelike character or an anime character.
  • the first virtual object and the second virtual object reside in the same virtual world.
  • the first virtual object and the second virtual object can belong to the same faction, the same team, the same organization, have a friend relationship, or have temporary communication permissions.
  • the first virtual object and the second virtual object can also belong to different factions, different teams, different organizations, or have an adversarial relationship.
  • the applications installed on the first computer device 110 and the second computer device 130 are the same, or the applications installed on the two computer devices are the same type of application on different operating system platforms (Android or iOS).
  • the first computer device 110 can refer to one of a plurality of computer devices
  • the second computer device 130 can refer to another of a plurality of computer devices.
  • This embodiment only uses the first computer device 110 and the second computer device 130 as examples.
  • the device types of the first computer device 110 and the second computer device 130 may be the same or different.
  • the device types include at least one of the following: smartphones, tablets, e-book readers, Moving Picture Experts Group Audio Layer III (MP3) players, Moving Picture Experts Group Audio Layer IV (MP4) players, laptops, and desktop computers.
  • MP3 Moving Picture Experts Group Audio Layer III
  • MP4 Moving Picture Experts Group Audio Layer IV
  • Figure 1 shows only two computer devices, but in different embodiments, multiple other computer devices can access the server 120.
  • one or more computer devices may also be corresponding to the developer, with a development and editing platform for applications supporting a virtual environment installed on the computer device.
  • the developer can edit and update the application on the computer device and transmit the updated application installation package to the server 120 via wired or wireless network.
  • the first computer device 110 and the second computer device 130 can download the application installation package from the server 120 to update the application.
  • the first computer device 110, the second computer device 130, and other computer devices are connected to the server 120 via a wireless network or a wired network.
  • Server 120 includes at least one of the following: a single server, a server cluster consisting of multiple servers, a cloud computing platform, and a virtualization center. Server 120 is used to provide background services for applications that support a 3D virtual environment. Optionally, server 120 undertakes the primary computing tasks, and computer equipment undertakes secondary computing tasks; or, server 120 undertakes secondary computing tasks, and computer equipment undertakes the primary computing tasks; or, server 120 and computer equipment collaborate on computing using a distributed computing architecture.
  • server 120 includes memory 121, processor 122, user account database 123, battle service module 124, and user-facing input/output interface (I/O interface) 125.
  • the processor 122 loads instructions stored in server 120 and processes data in user account database 123 and battle service module 124.
  • User account database 123 stores user account data used by the first computer device 110, second computer device 130, and other computer devices, such as user account avatars, nicknames, combat power indices, and service regions.
  • Battle service module 124 provides multiple battle rooms for users to engage in battles, such as 1v1, 3v3, 5v5, and 1v5 battles.
  • User-facing I/O interface 125 establishes communication and exchanges data with the first computer device 110 and/or second computer device 130 via wireless or wired networks.
  • the location marking method provided in this application can be executed by the aforementioned computer device alone, or by the computer device and the server working together. Specifically, when the computer device does not share the marked locations, it executes the location marking method independently, storing the relevant information of the marked locations locally for its own use and implementing the corresponding functions for the marked locations.
  • the computer device works with a server to implement the location marking method. This involves sending the relevant information of the marked location and the sharing account to the server, so that the server can send the relevant information of the marked location to the sharing account, enabling the computer device logged into the sharing account to perform the corresponding function of marking the location.
  • FIG. 2 illustrates a flowchart of a location marking method provided in an exemplary embodiment of this application
  • this embodiment describes the method as being executed by a computer device. The method includes the following steps.
  • Step 201 In response to the marking operation of a location in the virtual environment, display a marking function adding control corresponding to the location, the marking function adding control including at least one marking function bit.
  • the location is the location selected by the marking operation in the virtual environment.
  • This location has a corresponding location identifier within the virtual environment.
  • This location identifier can be displayed within the virtual object's field of view, or it can be displayed on a map corresponding to the virtual environment (such as a flat thumbnail of the virtual environment) (which may be within or outside the virtual object's field of view).
  • the marking operation can be a marking operation for a location within the virtual object's field of view, or a marking operation for a location on a map corresponding to the virtual environment.
  • the marking feature adds controls displayed around the target location.
  • the marker function addition control is used to add additional, location-related functions to the marked location, wherein the added functions are displayed on at least one marker function bit of the marker function addition control.
  • Each marker function bit can have a function identifier corresponding to the function, representing the function configured at the location.
  • the marking function addition control can take the form of a disk (with marking function positions distributed on the disk), a list (with marking function positions corresponding to list items in the list), etc.
  • the specific control form of the marking function addition control is not limited in the embodiments of this application.
  • Figure 3 shows a schematic diagram of an interface including a marker addition control.
  • the marker addition control 301 is a disk centered on a location identifier 302, with at least one marker position 303 arranged in different positions of the marker addition control 301.
  • the marking functionality can also include a delete button to delete the currently marked location.
  • the delete button 304 is displayed together with at least one mark function bit 303 in the mark function addition control 301.
  • the tagging functionality addition control may also include a share button for sharing the location of the current tag and its associated functionality.
  • This share button may appear alongside at least one tagging functionality bit in the tagging functionality addition control.
  • the marking operation can be a click operation on a location or a drag operation on a location marker control.
  • the computer device when a marking operation is used to mark a location within a 200m visible range around a master virtual object in a virtual environment, the computer device receives an operation to drag a marking control to a location within the field of view, where the marking function adds a control.
  • the computer device in response to a click operation on a location on the map, displays a marking function add control corresponding to the location.
  • Step 202 In response to the function addition operation of at least one target mark function bit in the mark function bits, a target function identifier is displayed in the target mark function bit.
  • the target function identifier is used to characterize the target function implemented by the mark target location.
  • the target function includes at least one of location sharing function, task allocation function, and resource prompt function.
  • the location sharing function is used to share a marked location to a sharing account, including sharing the location location and other functions added to the mark function control corresponding to the location.
  • the resource hint function is used to indicate virtual resources, such as timber, mineral deposits, and scenery, that are located near the marked location.
  • the task assignment function is used to assign and indicate tasks to be completed at a marked location.
  • the tasks indicated by the task assignment function can be tasks existing near the marked location, or tasks unrelated to the marked location.
  • the task assignment function can be used to prompt the master virtual object corresponding to the current account to complete tasks, or to assign and prompt virtual objects of other accounts to complete tasks, so that virtual objects of different accounts can cooperate.
  • the function marker bit is used to place a function identifier.
  • the function addition operation can be a series of operations such as clicking, dragging, or swiping to add the target function identifier to the function marker bit. This application embodiment does not limit the specific operation method of the function addition operation.
  • a single target function can be added to a location marked with the same tag, or at least two target functions can be added. Furthermore, there is an upper limit to the number of target functions that can be added to a location marked with the same tag.
  • the tag function addition control 301 includes seven tag function bits 303, representing that a maximum of seven target functions can be added to a location marked with the same tag.
  • Step 203 In response to the location marking confirmation operation, the target function corresponding to the location is activated.
  • "enable” means that the function corresponding to the function identifier on the function flag bit starts to function, or “enable” means that the function corresponding to the function identifier on the function flag bit starts to function.
  • the computer device will activate the location sharing function. That is, the computer device corresponding to the currently logged-in account sends a sharing instruction to the server so that the server can synchronize the location and its corresponding target function to the sharing account.
  • the computer device activates the task assignment function, that is, adds the task at the location to the task schedule of the virtual object (or sets a first prompt task for the location), so that the first prompt task is triggered when the virtual object arrives at or approaches the marked location to prompt the virtual object to complete the task.
  • the computer device activates the resource prompting function, that is, a second prompting task is set at the location so that when a virtual object arrives at the marked location, the second prompting task is triggered to indicate the existence of resources near the virtual object.
  • the target function can take effect locally on the computer device where the current account is logged in, or it can take effect on other computer devices where the shared account is logged in, with the help of a server.
  • the target function can be effective on different computer devices logged in with the same account.
  • Figure 4 shows a schematic diagram of the interface displaying target function identifiers on the mark function addition control.
  • the mark function bit of the mark function addition control 400 corresponding to the location displays a first function identifier 401, a second function identifier 402, and a third function identifier 403.
  • the computer device activates the target functions corresponding to the first function identifier 401, the second function identifier 402, and the third function identifier 403.
  • the location marking function addition control has at least one marking function bit for adding at least one location-related function.
  • the location marking function can not only indicate the marked location, but also realize at least one additional function among location sharing, task allocation, and resource prompts, thereby increasing the richness and diversity of the location marking function.
  • the technical solution provided in this embodiment only requires editing the marking function addition control to realize multiple additional functions when marking a location, improving the efficiency of users adding additional related functions to marked locations.
  • Step 501 In response to the marking operation of a location in the virtual environment, display a marking function adding control corresponding to the location, the marking function adding control including at least one marking function bit.
  • step 501 can be found in step 201, and will not be repeated in this embodiment.
  • Step 502 Display at least one function selection control.
  • the function selection control is used to trigger the addition of the function identifier corresponding to the function selection control in the marked function bit.
  • a function selection control can be displayed in a function list to facilitate the subsequent determination of the target function.
  • the computer device in response to a triggering operation on a target marker function bit in at least one function selection control, displays at least one function selection control in a function list.
  • the computer device in response to a location marking operation in a virtual environment, displays a marking function addition control corresponding to the location, and displays a function list containing at least one function selection control around the marking function addition control.
  • the function selection control may also be displayed even when there is no location marking operation.
  • the function selection control could be a fixed control in the interface (e.g., a contact control used to trigger the addition of a sharing account in the marking function bit).
  • Step 503 In response to the selection operation of the target function selection control in the function selection control, display the target function identifier corresponding to the target function selection control in the target mark function bit.
  • the target marker function bit can be a marker function bit in an idle state in the function selection control, or the target marker function bit can be a marker function bit indicated by the selection operation of the target function selection control (i.e., the selection operation has the function of indicating the target function selection control and the target marker function bit), or the target marker function bit can be a marker function bit selected when triggering the display of at least one function selection control.
  • the selection operation of the target function selection control is a drag operation of the target function selection control
  • the target marker function is located at the end point of the drag operation, that is, the drag operation has the function of indicating the selected target function selection control and the target marker function.
  • the target function selection control refers to the function selection control selected by dragging.
  • Each function selection control corresponds to a specific function, and different function selection controls correspond to different functions.
  • a computer device when a computer device receives an operation to drag a target function selection control to a target marked function position, it adds the target function corresponding to the target function selection control to the target marked function position, thereby displaying the function identifier corresponding to the target function in the target marked function position.
  • the selection operation of the target function selection control can also be a single click operation, a double click operation, a press operation, or a long press operation of the target function selection control, etc., and the embodiments of this application do not limit this.
  • Figure 6 is a schematic diagram illustrating the implementation of a function addition operation.
  • the figure shows a first function selection control 601 and a second function selection control 602.
  • the first function selection control 601 indicates the presence of timber resources near the marked location
  • the second function selection control 602 indicates the presence of scenic resources near the marked location.
  • the user drags the first function selection control 601 to the target marked function position 603.
  • the computer device displays the function identifier corresponding to the first function selection control 601 at the target marked function position 603.
  • Step 504 In response to the location marking confirmation operation, the target function corresponding to the location is activated.
  • step 504 can be found in step 203, and will not be repeated in this embodiment.
  • the computer device displays a function selection control, allowing the user to select the target function to be added to the location through a selection operation, which helps to improve the selection efficiency of the target function.
  • the target function includes a location sharing function.
  • Figure 7 illustrates a flowchart of a location sharing process provided in an exemplary embodiment of this application, this embodiment is described using an example of the method being executed by a computer device. The process includes the following steps.
  • the account list contains at least one account that can share a location, i.e., candidate accounts.
  • the computer device determines the account that will share the location from the at least one candidate account.
  • the virtual objects corresponding to each candidate account in the account list and the virtual objects corresponding to the currently logged-in account may belong to the same faction, the same team, the same organization, have a friend relationship, or have temporary communication permissions.
  • the account list is not solely for location sharing.
  • the account list also includes basic functions such as viewing the name, avatar, level, personal profile, and online status of the virtual object corresponding to the candidate account, as well as initiating conversations with the virtual object corresponding to the candidate account.
  • the computer device displays the account list when it receives a trigger operation on the contact control, wherein the contact control is fixed in the interface.
  • candidate accounts in the account list can be arranged according to whether the virtual object corresponding to the candidate account is online. That is, the computer device will arrange online candidate accounts before offline candidate accounts. Among them, online candidate accounts can be sorted by online time, and offline candidate accounts can be sorted by offline time.
  • candidate accounts in the account list can also be sorted according to other information such as level, name, and account.
  • This application embodiment does not limit the arrangement of candidate accounts in non-labeled mode.
  • the computer device in tagging mode, in order to improve the efficiency of filtering candidate accounts, the computer device needs to adjust the display strategy of candidate accounts in the account list.
  • At least two candidate accounts in the account list can be sorted by account type, with different account types having different display priorities. For example, when the display priority of group accounts is higher than that of individual accounts, the computer device will display group accounts before individual accounts.
  • At least two candidate accounts in the account list can also be sorted according to the interaction frequency between the currently logged-in account and the candidate accounts.
  • the display priority of a candidate account is positively correlated with its interaction frequency; that is, the higher the interaction frequency between a candidate account and the currently logged-in account, the higher its display priority in the account list.
  • the computer device determines the interaction frequency with candidate accounts based on information such as the number of historical shares, conversations, and team-ups between the virtual object corresponding to the currently logged-in account and the virtual object corresponding to the candidate account, thus placing the candidate account corresponding to the virtual object with the highest interaction frequency at the top of the account list.
  • Step 702 In response to the selection operation of the first account among the candidate accounts, the target account identifier corresponding to the first account is displayed in the target marker function bit.
  • the first account is the account selected by a drag-and-drop operation from at least one candidate account in the account list.
  • the first account can be a single selected account or multiple selected accounts.
  • the selection operation for the first account is a drag operation of the first account.
  • the starting point of the drag operation is the first account in the list, and the ending point is the target marker.
  • the computer device can use the target account identifier corresponding to the first account to represent the first account.
  • the target account identifier corresponding to the first account is the avatar of the first account.
  • the computer device receives a drag operation to drag the first account to the target marker function position, it displays the avatar of the first account in the target marker function position.
  • Figure 8 is a schematic diagram illustrating the process of adding a location-sharing function.
  • the computer device receives a click on the account list control 801, it displays the account list 802. Subsequently, upon receiving a drag operation on the first account 803 in the account list 802, it displays the target account identifier corresponding to the first account 803 in the target marker function bit 804.
  • the target marker function bit 804 represents the endpoint of the drag operation.
  • the first account may include at least one of a personal account, a group account, and a team account.
  • a group account corresponds to a group consisting of at least two personal accounts, allowing the virtual objects corresponding to these two personal accounts to communicate with each other within the group.
  • team accounts correspond to teams that are temporarily assembled and organized, allowing at least two virtual objects to move together in the virtual environment.
  • Step 703 In response to the location marking confirmation operation, share the location with the first account.
  • the first account can be online or offline.
  • the computer device sends a sharing instruction to the server, instructing the server to share a marked location (including functions other than location sharing) with a first account.
  • the server determines whether the first account is online. If the first account is online, the server shares the target location with the first account. If the first account is offline, the server stores the sharing instruction corresponding to the first account and waits for the first account to log in.
  • the sharing instruction may include the first account's account information, the marked location's location information, and the function information of the target function corresponding to the target location.
  • the computer device displays a list of accounts to improve the efficiency of identifying sharing accounts.
  • users can share target locations to candidate accounts in the account list by dragging and dropping, improving sharing convenience.
  • the drag-and-drop operation allows users to select either an individual or a group account for sharing, enabling the location sharing function to share a target location with an individual account or with multiple individual accounts at once, further enhancing the convenience of location sharing.
  • the target function includes a task assignment function.
  • This task assignment function can provide task prompts after the target location is marked.
  • FIG 9 a flowchart of a task assignment process provided in an exemplary embodiment of this application is shown. This embodiment illustrates the method as being performed by a computer device. The process includes the following steps.
  • Step 901 Display the task selection list, which contains at least one candidate task.
  • the computer device in response to a location marking operation, displays a task selection list based on the marked location.
  • the task selection list includes assignable tasks, i.e., candidate tasks.
  • candidate tasks can include tasks existing near the target location. For example, tasks assigned by non-player characters (NPCs) at the target location. Hidden tasks triggered at the location. Tasks related to resources at the target location (such as collecting wood or mining minerals). Alternatively, the candidate tasks can include pre-defined tasks.
  • NPCs non-player characters
  • Hidden tasks triggered at the location. Tasks related to resources at the target location (such as collecting wood or mining minerals).
  • the candidate tasks can include pre-defined tasks.
  • At least two candidate tasks in the task selection list can be arranged in order to improve task selection efficiency.
  • the computer device prioritizes displaying tasks that exist near the marked location in the task selection list, followed by other tasks.
  • the process of displaying the task selection list may include the following sub-steps.
  • Sub-step 1 Determine the location range based on the location, where the location is within the location range.
  • the location range can be a two-dimensional plane range on the map corresponding to the virtual environment, or a three-dimensional range in the virtual environment. That is, the location range can include all people, animals, objects, and triggered events covered by the two-dimensional plane range or the three-dimensional range.
  • the computer device defines the location range as a circular area centered on a marked location on a flat map.
  • the radius of this circular area can be pre-configured.
  • the locations in the virtual environment are pre-defined on a flat map. After the locations are marked, the computer device determines the area where the location is located as the location range.
  • Sub-step 2 If there is at least one candidate task within the location range, display the task selection list.
  • the computer device can upload tag information (which can be included in the task acquisition request) to the server and obtain the candidate tasks in response from the server.
  • the computer device automatically detects whether there are task tags for candidate tasks within the location area. If a task tag for a candidate task exists, the computer device uploads the task tag to the server. Subsequently, the computer device receives the task content of the candidate task from the server and displays the task content in the task selection list.
  • a task label is used to characterize the location where the task is triggered. If the trigger location of a candidate task falls within a specified location range, the computer device determines that a candidate task exists within that range.
  • the computer device automatically detects whether there are element tags associated with candidate tasks within the location area. If the element tag exists, it uploads the element tag to the server, and then the computer device receives the candidate task corresponding to the element tag determined by the server and displays the candidate task in the task selection list.
  • the computer determines that an NPC interaction quest exists within that area.
  • the computer determines that a tree tag is within the location's area.
  • computer devices may also determine whether candidate tasks exist within a location range without relying on a server.
  • the computer device determines the candidate task corresponding to the task tag based on the association between the task tag and the candidate task.
  • the computer device when the computer device detects that there is an element tag of a task-related element in the vicinity of the location (i.e., within the location range), it determines the candidate task corresponding to the element tag based on the association relationship between the element tag and the candidate task.
  • Step 902 In response to the selection operation of the target task among the candidate tasks, the target task identifier corresponding to the target task is displayed in the target marker function bit.
  • the selection operation for a target task can be a click operation, a long press operation, or a drag operation on the task option corresponding to the target task. For example, when a drag operation is received to drag the target task to the target marker function position, the computer device displays the target task identifier corresponding to the target task in the target marker function position.
  • candidate tasks in the task selection list can be represented by task icons.
  • the computer device displays the target task icon in the target marker function bit.
  • the task selection list displays the task names of candidate tasks.
  • the computer device displays the target task name in the target marker function bit.
  • the target task name may be displayed as the full name or abbreviation of the target task.
  • Step 903 In response to the location marking confirmation operation, assign a target task to a second account, the second account being at least one of the currently logged-in account and the sharing account indicated by the location sharing function.
  • the target tagging function bit of the tagging function adds a target task identifier corresponding to the target task, but does not display the account identifier corresponding to the account.
  • the computer device when assigning a target task to the currently logged-in account, stores the marked location and task prompt information locally so that it can provide task prompts to the currently logged-in account later.
  • the computer device when the second account is the sharing account indicated by the location sharing function, the computer device needs to send an instruction to the server, instructing the server to send task prompt information to the sharing account.
  • the sharing account may include a personal account, a team account, or a group account.
  • the computer device first receives a drag operation on a sharing account, displaying the account identifier in a first target marker function bit. Then, it receives a drag operation on a target task, displaying the target task identifier in a second target marker function bit. Next, the computer device uploads the sharing account information and the target task's task prompt information to the server, so that the server can send task prompt information to the sharing account.
  • task prompts may include task name, task progress, and task identifier.
  • the task prompt information corresponding to the target task will be displayed when the virtual object corresponding to the sharing account moves to the shared location.
  • Figure 10 shows a schematic diagram of the display method of the task prompt information corresponding to the sharing account.
  • Figure 10(a) is a schematic diagram of the screen on the currently logged-in account side. In it, the account identifier 1010 and the target task identifier 1020 of the sharing account are displayed on the marker function bit.
  • Figure 10(b) is a schematic diagram of the screen on the sharing account side.
  • the computer device displays task prompt information 1003 in the upper left corner of the screen, prompting the virtual object 1001 to complete the task of "cutting down 10 trees" and displaying the task completion progress.
  • the map control 1004 displays the word "Shared", indicating that the task triggered at the current location is a sharing task.
  • the computer device can display task prompt information corresponding to the target task when the virtual object corresponding to the second account is located at the marked location.
  • Figure 11 shows a schematic diagram of the display method of the task prompt information corresponding to the currently logged-in account.
  • Figure 11(a) is a schematic diagram of the function identifier on the marker function bit, including the target task identifier 1100.
  • Figure 11(b) is a schematic diagram of the task prompt. Similar to the display method of the task prompt information corresponding to the shared account, the virtual object 1101 corresponding to the currently logged-in account is located within the location range of the location corresponding to the location identifier 1102, and the computer device displays the task prompt information 1103 of the tree-cutting task and the task completion progress. The difference is that the map control 1104 does not display the word "shared", indicating that the task triggered at the current location is a local task, not a shared task.
  • the target task can be assigned to both the currently logged-in account and the sharing account. That is, when the virtual objects corresponding to the currently logged-in account and the sharing account move to the location range of the marked location, task prompts can be given. This embodiment will not be elaborated on here.
  • the task assignment function can display task prompts for virtual objects corresponding to the currently logged-in account, and can also assign tasks to shared accounts and display task prompts for the assigned tasks. This enriches the diversity of tasks in the virtual world, improves the flexibility of task settings, enhances the level of interaction and collaboration between virtual objects, and reduces the difficulty of completing tasks.
  • the computer device improves the efficiency of task assignment at a location by displaying a task selection list from which the user can choose the task to assign to the marked location.
  • task prompts are displayed so that users can understand the task information in a timely manner, thereby improving task processing efficiency.
  • the target function includes a resource suggestion function.
  • FIG12 illustrates a flowchart of a resource suggestion process provided in an exemplary embodiment of this application. This embodiment describes the method as being executed by a computer device. The process includes the following steps.
  • Step 1201 Display the resource selection list, which contains at least one candidate resource.
  • the resource selection list includes candidate resources that exist near the marked location.
  • candidate resources may include virtual entity resources and virtual non-entity resources.
  • Virtual entity resources are measurable entities, such as timber resources, mineral resources, water sources, and tools near the target location.
  • Virtual non-entity resources are intangible and difficult-to-measurable resources, such as energy and scenery.
  • the computer device can sort at least two candidate resources in the resource selection list in order to improve resource selection efficiency.
  • the computer device determines the resources present within the location range of the location, and then arranges candidate resources according to the distance between the resources and the location. This distance is positively correlated with the display priority of the candidate resources in the resource selection list. That is, the closer the candidate resource is to the location, the higher the display priority of the candidate resource in the resource selection list and the earlier it is in the resource selection list.
  • the computer device ranks at least two candidate resources according to their rarity and displays them in a resource selection list.
  • the display priority of a candidate resource is positively correlated with its rarity; that is, the more rarity of a candidate resource, the higher its display priority in the resource selection list.
  • the computer device arranges and displays at least two candidate resources in a resource selection list based on the resource reserves of candidate resources within the location range of the marked location.
  • the display priority of a candidate resource is positively correlated with its resource reserves; that is, the higher the resource reserves of a candidate resource, the higher its display priority in the resource selection list.
  • the computer device can also sort candidate resources according to resource type, including the following sub-steps.
  • Sub-step 1 Determine the location range based on the location, where the location is within the location range.
  • the location range refers to the two-dimensional planar range on the map corresponding to the virtual environment.
  • the computer device defines the location range as a circular area centered on a marked location on a flat map. The radius of this circular area needs to be pre-configured.
  • the computer device pre-divides the planar map corresponding to the virtual environment into at least two plots. After marking the locations, the computer device determines the plot where each location is located as the location range.
  • Sub-step 2 Display the resource selection list based on the resource type of the candidate resources within the location range.
  • the computer device first automatically detects whether there are resource tags for candidate resources within the location range. Then, if there are resource tags for candidate resources within the target range, it determines the resource type corresponding to the resource tag. Subsequently, based on the rarity of the resource type, it prioritizes displaying the most valuable candidate resources in the resource selection list.
  • the computer device categorizes and statistically analyzes the collection frequency and/or collection demand of virtual objects corresponding to the currently logged-in account for different types of resources, and then prioritizes displaying candidate resources corresponding to resource types with high recent collection frequency and/or high collection demand.
  • the computer device may also display candidate resources within a location range in the resource selection list according to the default display order of resource types or other sorting rules, and this embodiment does not limit this.
  • Step 1202 In response to the selection operation of the target resource among the candidate resources, the target resource identifier corresponding to the target resource is displayed in the target marker function bit.
  • the selection operation of a target resource can be a click operation, a long press operation, or a drag operation on the resource option corresponding to the target resource. For example, when a drag operation is received to drag the target resource to the target marker function position, the computer device displays the target resource identifier corresponding to the target resource in the target marker function position.
  • candidate resources in the resource selection list can be represented by resource icons.
  • the computer device displays the target resource icon in the target marker function bit.
  • the resource selection list displays the resource names of candidate resources.
  • the computer device displays the target resource name in the target marker function bit.
  • the target resource identifier may be displayed as the full resource name or abbreviated resource name.
  • Step 1203 In response to the location marking confirmation operation, add resource prompt information to the location, wherein the resource prompt information is used to display when the virtual object corresponding to the second account moves to the location, and the second account is at least one of the currently logged-in account and the sharing account indicated by the location sharing function.
  • the display method of the resource prompt information is similar to the display method of the task prompt information, and this application embodiment will not describe the case separately.
  • the resource information may include at least one of the following: resource identifier, resource name, resource type, resource distance, and resource quality.
  • the computer device when the virtual object corresponding to the second account moves to the marked location, the computer device displays resource prompt information within the virtual object's field of view.
  • Figure 13 is a schematic diagram of resource prompt information within the field of view of a virtual object provided in a possible implementation of this application.
  • the computer device displays resource prompt information 1303 in the upper left corner of the screen, indicating that the current distance between the virtual object 1301 and the timber resource is 130m.
  • the computer device displays a message prompt in the map control, and then, upon receiving a trigger operation on the map control, displays resource prompt information on the map corresponding to the virtual environment.
  • Figure 14 is a schematic diagram of another possible implementation of the resource prompt information display method provided in this application.
  • the computer device displays prompt information in the map control 1403.
  • the computer device receives a trigger operation on the map control 1403, it displays the corresponding map of the virtual environment, and displays resource prompt information 1404 in the map, indicating that the current distance between the virtual object 1401 and the timber resource is 120m.
  • the resource prompt function displays resource prompt information when a virtual object reaches a marked location.
  • resource prompt information When a user needs to obtain resources, they no longer need to search blindly but can obtain the required resources promptly based on the prompt information, thus improving resource acquisition efficiency.
  • types of resources requiring prompts can be added by dragging and dropping from the resource selection list, further improving the efficiency of setting resource prompts.
  • the resource selection list can display candidate resources according to resource type, so that users can quickly select specific types of resources and set prompts, thereby improving the efficiency of the resource prompt function.
  • the target function can be divided into two cases: one that includes location sharing and one that does not.
  • the target function includes location sharing
  • the computer device associated with the currently logged-in account will share the marked location and its corresponding additional functions (including task assignment and resource hints) with other accounts.
  • the marked location and its additional functions including task assignment and resource hints
  • the marked location and its additional functions are only effective for the currently logged-in account.
  • the activation methods of the target function can be divided into the following two situations.
  • Scenario 1 The computer device receives a location marking confirmation operation, and the target function does not include location sharing functionality.
  • Scenario 2 The computer device receives a location marking confirmation operation, and the target function includes location sharing functionality.
  • the computer device In the case of receiving a location marking confirmation operation, and the target function does not include location sharing function, the computer device applies the target function corresponding to the location to the currently logged-in account.
  • the computer device upon receiving a confirmation operation for a location, locally stores the location and its corresponding target function. If the virtual object corresponding to the currently logged-in account is located at that location, the target function is triggered.
  • the computer device upon receiving a confirmation operation for marking a location, and if the target function includes a location sharing function, the computer device will activate the target function corresponding to that location for the sharing account indicated by the location sharing function.
  • a computer device sends a sharing instruction to a server, instructing the server to share the marked location (including sharing functions other than location sharing) with the computer device corresponding to the sharing account.
  • the sharing instruction includes at least the account information of the sharing account, the function information of the target function, and the location information of the location.
  • the target function includes a single function, namely, a location sharing function, a task assignment function, or a resource suggestion function.
  • the target function may also include additional functions, which include at least one of the task assignment function and the resource suggestion function.
  • the additional functions refer to functions added to each sharing account based on the location sharing function. See Figure 15, which is a flowchart of the activation process of the additional functions.
  • Step 1501 If a location marking confirmation operation is received and the target function includes a location sharing function, determine the sharing account indicated by the location sharing function.
  • the sharing account indicated by the location sharing function is the account corresponding to the account identifier in the flag function bit.
  • the computer device shares all target functions carried by the location with that sharing account.
  • the computer device determines the sharing account indicated by the location sharing function based on the account identifier displayed in the tagging function bit of the tagging function addition control.
  • Step 1502 If there are at least two sharing accounts and there is no binding relationship between the sharing accounts and the additional functions, apply the additional functions corresponding to the effective locations of each sharing account.
  • the absence of a binding relationship between a sharing account and additional features means that each of at least two sharing accounts has the same additional features.
  • the computer device continuously receives selection operations for at least two sharing accounts, displaying the account identifier corresponding to the sharing account in at least two target marker function bits. Furthermore, the computer device also receives selection operations for function selection controls corresponding to additional functions, displaying the function identifier corresponding to at least one additional function in another target marker function bit. Subsequently, the computer device applies the additional functions in the target marker function bits to at least two sharing accounts, and the additional functions applied to different sharing accounts are the same.
  • Figure 16 illustrates a schematic diagram of adding controls for the tagging function in the absence of a binding relationship.
  • First account identifier 161 and second account identifier 162 are account identifiers for two shared accounts.
  • Function identifier 163 for task assignment and function identifier 164 for resource prompting are function identifiers for two additional functions.
  • the computer device After receiving the tagging confirmation operation, the computer device applies the additional functions corresponding to function identifiers 163 and 164 to the shared account corresponding to the first account identifier 161, and also applies the additional functions corresponding to function identifiers 163 and 164 to the shared account corresponding to the second account identifier 162.
  • Step 1503 If there are at least two sharing accounts and there is a binding relationship between the sharing accounts and the additional functions, then based on the binding relationship, apply the additional functions corresponding to the location where the sharing accounts are active.
  • the binding relationship between a sharing account and additional functions means that each of the at least two sharing accounts has its own corresponding additional functions, that is, different sharing accounts may have different additional functions in the same location.
  • At least two sharing accounts may have different types of additional functions.
  • the location sharing function as an example, which indicates that the sharing accounts include the first sharing account and the second sharing account
  • the additional function of the first sharing account is task assignment
  • the additional function of the second sharing account is resource suggestion.
  • At least two sharing accounts may have the same type of additional function, but different function content.
  • the location sharing function as an example, which indicates that the sharing accounts include a third sharing account and a fourth sharing account
  • the task assigned to the third sharing account is a tree-cutting task
  • the task assigned to the fourth sharing account is a mining task. That is, the third and fourth sharing accounts are assigned tasks with different content.
  • the computer device applies the corresponding additional functions to different sharing accounts based on the binding relationship between the sharing account and the additional functions.
  • the process of establishing a binding relationship may include the following sub-steps.
  • Sub-step 1 Receive the binding operation for the sharing account identifier in the first target tag function bit and the additional function identifier in the second target tag function bit.
  • Sub-step 2 Establish the binding relationship between the sharing account and the additional functions based on the binding operation.
  • a single sharing account can be bound to multiple additional functions, and the same additional function can be bound to multiple different sharing accounts.
  • the binding operation may be an operation of dragging the sharing account identifier in the first target marker function position to the attachment function identifier in the second target marker function position, or a gesture operation such as a simultaneous click operation on the first target marker function position and the second target marker function position.
  • a gesture operation such as a simultaneous click operation on the first target marker function position and the second target marker function position.
  • the computer device first receives a drag operation on the function selection control corresponding to the additional function, displays the additional function identifier corresponding to the additional function in the marked function position, and then receives a drag operation on the sharing account, wherein the drag endpoint is the marked function position displaying the additional function identifier, and the computer device establishes a binding relationship between the sharing account selected by the drag operation and the additional function corresponding to the additional function identifier at the drag endpoint.
  • the computer device adds a binding identifier to the add-on function identifier to distinguish it from function identifiers without established binding relationships.
  • a single add-on function can be bound to at least one sharing account, and the computer device can view the list of sharing accounts bound to the add-on function by clicking on the function identifier with the added binding identifier.
  • the sharing account in the account list can be dragged to the target marker function bit containing the additional function identifier to complete the binding of the sharing account to the additional function.
  • Figure 17 is a schematic diagram illustrating the process of establishing a binding relationship.
  • the additional functions added to the computer device include a landscape resource prompt function, a tree resource prompt function, and a task assignment function.
  • the computer device receives a drag operation on the sharing account 1702 in the account list 1701 and determines that the drag endpoint is the marker function position where the function identifier 1703 of the landscape resource prompt function is located. Subsequently, the computer device displays a binding identifier 1704 on the function identifier 1703, indicating that the additional function corresponding to the function identifier 1703 is bound to the sharing account 1702.
  • the computer device receives a click operation on the function identifier 1703, it displays a list of bound sharing accounts 1705, which includes the sharing account 1702.
  • the computer device first receives a trigger operation on the function binding control, displays the account sequence and the additional function sequence, and then receives a connection operation on the account identifier in the account sequence and the function identifier in the additional function sequence to establish a binding relationship between the sharing account corresponding to the account identifier and the additional function corresponding to the function identifier.
  • the task assignment and resource suggestion functions can include some highly customizable features.
  • the task assignment function may include a message function, allowing users to freely edit messages or comments.
  • the computer device adds a task assignment function to the marked location and saves message information.
  • task prompts and message information are displayed.
  • the resource notification feature may include an item sharing feature, which allows the currently logged-in account to leave its virtual items at a target location for the sharing account to pick up the corresponding virtual object.
  • the computer device adds a resource hint function to the marked location and saves the virtual items.
  • the resource hint information is displayed to prompt the virtual object corresponding to the sharing account to pick up the virtual items.
  • additional features can also be sub-features of the location-sharing function, including a message function and an item-sharing function.
  • the message function is used to share messages
  • the item-sharing function is used to share virtual items.
  • the target function corresponding to the location may include a location sharing function or may not include a location sharing function, so that the location and its target function can be used for information prompts on the local end as well as for information sharing between different clients, thus expanding the application scenarios of the location marking function.
  • the computer device can share the same additional functions with at least two sharing accounts, or it can share different additional functions with each sharing account by establishing a binding relationship. This facilitates interactive collaboration between virtual objects corresponding to different accounts, expands the functionality of adding controls to the tagging function, and improves the convenience of multi-account sharing.
  • the binding relationship between a sharing account and additional functions can be established through the binding operation, which allows users to customize the binding relationship between the sharing account and additional functions and improves the flexibility of the binding relationship.
  • Step 1801 In response to a drag operation on the location marker control, determine the location based on the drag endpoint and display the location identifier corresponding to the location.
  • dragging the location marker control can be applied to the map corresponding to the virtual environment to mark locations on the map, or it can be applied to the view of the virtual object to mark locations within the visible range.
  • the following example illustrates the location marking process using the view of a virtual object.
  • Figure 19 illustrates a schematic diagram of the location marking process.
  • the location marking control 1901 displays the text "Mark”.
  • the computer device determines the drag endpoint as the marked location and displays a location identifier 1902 at the drag endpoint.
  • Step 1802 Add controls to the display marker function around the location marker.
  • a marking function is added to the area around the location identifier to set a target function for the target location corresponding to the location identifier.
  • Step 1803 Change the location marker control to a marker confirmation control.
  • the location marker control and the marker confirmation control can be interchanged.
  • the computer device displays a location marking control when no location marking is performed; when location marking is performed, the computer device changes the location marking control to a marking confirmation control; and when location marking is completed, the computer device changes the marking confirmation control back to a location marking control.
  • the computer device displays a marking function addition control 1903 centered on the location identifier 1902, and the location marking control 1901 is transformed into a marking confirmation control 1904.
  • the marking confirmation control 1904 displays the text "Confirm”.
  • steps 1802 and 1803 can be executed simultaneously, and the execution order of the two is not limited in this embodiment.
  • Step 1804 In response to the triggering operation of the mark confirmation control, the target function corresponding to the target location is activated.
  • the computer device upon receiving a trigger operation on the location tag confirmation control, stops displaying the tagging function addition control and resumes displaying the location tagging control. If the target function includes location sharing, the computer device sends a sharing instruction to the server to share the tagged location and its corresponding target function with sharing accounts via the server. If the target function does not include location sharing, the tagged location and its corresponding target function are stored locally.
  • the computer device when the computer device receives a click operation on the mark confirmation control 1904, it stops displaying the mark function add control 1903 and changes the mark confirmation control 1904 back to the location mark control 1901 so that other locations can be marked subsequently.
  • the drag-and-drop location marker control and the mark confirmation control can change according to different stages of the location marking process, which simplifies the layout of the interface controls, reduces the difficulty of operation, and further improves the convenience of location marking.
  • the computer device corresponding to the sharing account can choose to delete or accept the location shared by the computer device corresponding to the currently logged-in account.
  • Figure 20 illustrates the implementation of the location sharing process on the sharing account side.
  • the computer device displays the sharing message "Shared" on the map control 2001, indicating that the location sharing has been received. Subsequently, the computer device receives a trigger operation on the map control 2001, displays the map corresponding to the virtual environment, marks the location of the target location on the map with a location identifier, and displays a cancel share button 2002 and a go button 2003.
  • the cancel share button 2002 is used to refuse location sharing for that location
  • the go button 2003 is used to accept location sharing for that location and transmit the virtual object corresponding to the sharing account to that location.
  • the server detects the sharing status of a sharing account in order to synchronize the sharing account's acceptance status with the computer device corresponding to the currently logged-in account.
  • Figure 21 which illustrates a flowchart of a sharing status synchronization process provided in an exemplary embodiment of this application, this embodiment describes the method as being executed by a computer device. The process includes the following steps.
  • Step 2101 Display the sharing status indicator of the sharing account indicated by the location sharing function.
  • the sharing status is used to characterize the acceptance status of a location shared by the currently logged-in account. Since the currently logged-in account sends a sharing instruction to the server when sharing a location, and the server subsequently sends the location sharing message if the sharing account is online, and saves the location sharing message (i.e., does not send it temporarily) if the sharing account is offline, the sharing status may include not only the sharing account's acceptance of the location sharing message, but also the sharing account's reception status of the location sharing message.
  • the location sharing message includes location information, and if the location carries a target function, it also includes the function information corresponding to that target function.
  • the sharing status identifier may include an offline status identifier, an online receiving status identifier, and a received sharing status identifier.
  • the sharing status identifier may use various forms such as different text, colors, shapes, symbols, and marks to distinguish different statuses; the embodiments of this application do not limit the status distinction method.
  • a sharing status indicator can be displayed in the account list to mark the sharing acceptance status of different sharing accounts.
  • the sharing status indicator can also be displayed in a separate sharing status control.
  • the computer device corresponding to the currently logged-in account displays the shared account and its corresponding share acceptance status in the sharing status control.
  • the computer device corresponding to the currently logged-in account when the computer device corresponding to the currently logged-in account receives a trigger operation on a location identifier, it displays a sharing status list around the location identifier.
  • the sharing status list contains each sharing account and its corresponding sharing status identifier.
  • Step 2102 Based on the sharing acceptance status of the sharing account, update the display effect of the sharing status indicator.
  • the sharing acceptance status includes at least one of offline not received, accepted sharing, and rejected sharing.
  • the sharing acceptance status can characterize the online status of the sharing account, the reception status of location sharing messages, and the acceptance status. Specifically, when the sharing account is offline, the server does not send location sharing messages to the computer device corresponding to the sharing status, and the sharing acceptance status for the sharing account is "offline, not received"; when the sharing account is online and accepts location sharing initiated by the currently logged-in account, the sharing acceptance status is "accepted”; when the sharing account is online and rejects location sharing initiated by the currently logged-in account, the sharing acceptance status is "rejected”.
  • the computer device corresponding to the currently logged-in account receives sharing acceptance information (used to characterize the sharing acceptance status) from the server. If the sharing acceptance status changes, the server sends sharing acceptance information to the computer device. The computer device receives this information and switches the sharing status identifier corresponding to the sharing acceptance status based on it. For example, the computer device switches from a circular offline status identifier to a triangular online receiving status identifier.
  • the computer device corresponding to the currently logged-in account receives feedback information from the server, including the online status and acceptance status of the sharing account, and then updates the display accordingly based on the online and acceptance status.
  • the server sends feedback information to the computer device when at least one of the online or acceptance status of the sharing account changes.
  • the sharing status indicator when online and in the “accept” state, the sharing status indicator is displayed as green; when online and in the “reject” state, the sharing status indicator is displayed as red; and when offline, the sharing status indicator is displayed as yellow.
  • Figure 22 shows a schematic diagram of the sharing status of each sharing account.
  • the sharing status indicator of the first sharing account 2201 is displayed as a circular black icon, indicating that the first sharing account 2201 has accepted the sharing;
  • the sharing status indicator of the second sharing account 2202 is displayed as a circular white icon, indicating that the second sharing account 2202 has refused to share;
  • the sharing status indicator of the third sharing account 2203 is displayed as a circular striped icon, indicating that the third sharing account 2203 is offline and has not received the sharing.
  • the computer device after the computer device marks a location and shares the location, it updates the sharing account's acceptance of the current share in real time based on the server's feedback. That is, it updates the display effect of the sharing status indicator, realizes information synchronization between the current account and the sharing account, enhances the interactive synchronization capability of the location sharing function, and further improves the convenience of the location sharing function.
  • the target functions include at least one of location sharing, task assignment, and resource sharing functions, including the following four combinations of functions:
  • Scenario 1 The target functions include location sharing and task assignment.
  • the location sharing and task assignment features can be combined to assign specific tasks to the virtual objects corresponding to the sharing accounts at the marked locations.
  • the computer device first receives a drag operation for a shared account, displaying the account identifier corresponding to the shared account in a marker position. Then, it receives a drag operation for a target task, displaying the task identifier corresponding to the target task in another marker position. Subsequently, upon receiving a location marking confirmation operation, it sends task prompt information for the target task to the computer device corresponding to the shared account via the server.
  • Scenario 2 The target functions include location sharing and resource notification functions.
  • the combination of location sharing and task assignment features can provide resource prompts for the virtual objects corresponding to the sharing accounts at the marked locations.
  • the computer device first receives a drag operation for a sharing account, displaying the account identifier corresponding to the sharing account in the marking function position. Then, it receives a drag operation for a target resource, displaying the resource identifier corresponding to the target resource in another marking function position. Subsequently, upon receiving a location marking confirmation operation, it sends resource prompt information for the target resource to the computer device corresponding to the sharing account via the server.
  • Scenario 3 The target functions include location sharing, task assignment, and resource notification.
  • the combination of location sharing, task assignment, and resource hint functions can enable the assignment of tasks and the provision of resource hint information to the virtual objects corresponding to the sharing accounts at the marked locations.
  • the computer device first receives a drag operation for a sharing account, displaying the account identifier corresponding to the sharing account in the first marker position. Then, it receives a drag operation for a target resource, displaying the resource identifier corresponding to the target resource in the second marker position. Next, it receives a drag operation for a target task, displaying the task identifier corresponding to the target task in the third marker position. Subsequently, upon receiving a location confirmation operation, the server sends resource information for the target resource and task information for the target task to the computer device corresponding to the sharing account.
  • Scenario 4 The target functions include resource suggestion and task assignment.
  • the task assignment function and resource prompt function can be combined to provide task prompts and resource prompts for the virtual objects corresponding to the currently logged-in account.
  • the computer device receives drag operations for both the target resource and the target task sequentially. It displays the resource identifier corresponding to the target resource in one marker and the task identifier corresponding to the target task in another marker. Subsequently, upon receiving a confirmation operation to mark the location, it stores the task prompt information for the target task and the resource prompt information for the target resource. Later, when the virtual object corresponding to the currently logged-in account is moved to the marked location, the computer device displays both the task prompt information and the resource prompt information.
  • Figure 23 shows a flowchart of a location marking process provided in an exemplary embodiment of this application. The process includes the following steps.
  • Step 2301 The user marks the item.
  • the client first determines whether the user has marked a location. If the user has marked a location, the client displays a control to add the marking function.
  • the server can add information tags to elements such as tasks, resources, NPCs, and scenery.
  • the client detects in real time whether there are information tags near the user's marked location.
  • the client if the client detects the presence of information tags near the location marked by the user, the client uploads the information tags to the server, then receives the corresponding content from the server, and generates and displays the corresponding functional controls. If the client detects no information tags near the location marked by the user, the client does not generate any functional controls.
  • Step 2302 User adds friend sharing icon.
  • Step 2303 The client uploads map information to the server.
  • the client receives an action from a user dragging a friend's avatar to the tagging function's add control, and then sends the friend's corresponding sharing information to the backend. If the friend's sharing tag is not deleted, the backend server saves this sharing information.
  • Step 2304 The server determines whether the friend is online.
  • step 2305 If your friend is not online, proceed to step 2305 and then end.
  • Step 2305 The server saves the sharing status.
  • the server saves the sharing information when the friend is offline until the friend comes online, and then sends the sharing information to the friend's client.
  • Step 2306 The map control in the friend's client generates location sharing information with the friend.
  • the map control displays location sharing information, indicating that the friend's client has received the sharing information sent by the server.
  • Step 2307 The client determines whether additional marking functionality has been added.
  • Step 2308 The client only displays the marker.
  • the client only displays the marked locations, that is, it shows the location identifiers of the marked locations on the map.
  • Step 2309 The client displays the added extra tagging functionality.
  • additional tagging features may include task assignment functionality.
  • the friend's client sends a notification to the server indicating that the marked area has been entered.
  • the server checks whether the marked location carries task information. If it does, the server sends the corresponding task to the friend's task list. Subsequently, the friend's client displays this task list.
  • Optional additional marking features may include resource hints, message functions, and item sharing functions.
  • Step 2310 The server determines whether the friend has deleted the tag.
  • step 2311 If the friend has not deleted the tag, proceed to step 2311, and then end.
  • step 2312 If the friend has removed the tag, proceed to step 2312, and then end.
  • Step 2311 The server saves the sharing status.
  • Step 2312 The server cancels the sharing status of that friend.
  • Figure 24 shows a structural block diagram of a location marking device provided in an exemplary embodiment of this application.
  • the device includes the following modules.
  • the control display module 2401 is used to display a marking function addition control corresponding to the location in response to a marking operation on a location in a virtual environment.
  • the marking function addition control includes at least one marking function bit.
  • the identification display module 2402 is configured to display a target function identifier in the target mark function bit in response to a function addition operation of at least one target mark function bit in the mark function bits.
  • the target function identifier is used to characterize the target function implemented by marking the target location.
  • the target function includes at least one of location sharing function, task allocation function, and resource prompting function.
  • Function activation module 2403 is used to activate the target function corresponding to the location in response to the mark confirmation operation of the location.
  • the identification display module 2402 is further configured to:
  • the target function identifier corresponding to the target function selection control is displayed in the target mark function bit.
  • the selection operation of the target function selection control is a drag operation of the target function selection control, and the target marker function bit is located at the drag endpoint of the drag operation.
  • the identifier display module 2402 is further configured to:
  • the target account identifier corresponding to the first account is displayed in the target marker function bit;
  • the function activation module 2403 is also used for:
  • the location is shared with the first account.
  • the first account may include at least one of a personal account, a group account, and a team account.
  • the identifier display module 2402 is further configured to:
  • the target task identifier corresponding to the target task is displayed in the target marker function bit;
  • the function activation module 2403 is also used for:
  • the target task is assigned to a second account, which is at least one of the currently logged-in account and the sharing account indicated by the location sharing function.
  • the function activation module 2403 is further configured to:
  • a location range is determined based on the location, and the location is located within the location range;
  • the task selection list is displayed.
  • the device further includes an information display module, used for:
  • the task prompt information corresponding to the target task is displayed.
  • the identifier display module 2402 is further configured to:
  • the target resource identifier corresponding to the target resource is displayed in the target marker function bit;
  • the function activation module 2403 is further configured to:
  • resource prompt information is added to the location, wherein the resource prompt information is displayed when a virtual object corresponding to a second account moves to the location, and the second account is at least one of the currently logged-in account and the sharing account indicated by the location sharing function.
  • the identification display module 2402 is further configured to:
  • a location range is determined based on the location, and the location is located within the location range;
  • the resource selection list is displayed.
  • the function activation module 2403 is further configured to:
  • the target function corresponding to the location shall be applied to the currently logged-in account.
  • the target function corresponding to the location is activated for the sharing account indicated by the location sharing function.
  • the target function may further include additional functions, which may include at least one of the task allocation function and the resource prompt function;
  • the function activation module 2403 is also used for:
  • the additional functions corresponding to the location shall be applied to each of the sharing accounts.
  • the additional functions corresponding to the location are applied to the sharing accounts based on the binding relationship.
  • the device further includes a relationship binding module for:
  • the binding operation establishes the binding relationship between the sharing account and the additional function.
  • control display module 2401 is further configured to:
  • the location is determined based on the drag endpoint and the location identifier corresponding to the location is displayed;
  • the function activation module 2403 is also used for:
  • the target function corresponding to the location is activated.
  • the device further includes a status display module for:
  • the location marking function addition control has at least one marking function bit for adding at least one location-related function.
  • the location marking function can not only indicate the marked location, but also realize at least one additional function among location sharing, task allocation, and resource prompts, thereby increasing the richness and diversity of the location marking function.
  • the technical solution provided in this embodiment only requires editing the marking function addition control to realize multiple additional functions when marking a location, improving the efficiency of users adding additional related functions to marked locations.
  • the apparatus provided in the above embodiments is only an example of the division of the above functional modules.
  • the above functions can be assigned to different functional modules as needed, that is, the internal structure of the apparatus can be divided into different functional modules to complete all or part of the functions described above.
  • the apparatus and method embodiments provided in the above embodiments belong to the same concept, and their implementation process can be found in the method embodiments, which will not be repeated here.
  • the computer device 2500 may be a portable mobile computer device, such as a smartphone, tablet computer, Moving Picture Experts Group Audio Layer III (MP3) player, or Moving Picture Experts Group Audio Layer IV (MP4) player.
  • the computer device 2500 may also be referred to as a user device, portable computer device, or other names.
  • computer device 2500 includes a processor 2501 and a memory 2502.
  • Processor 2501 may include one or more processing cores, such as a quad-core processor, an octa-core processor, etc.
  • Processor 2501 may be implemented using at least one hardware form selected from Digital Signal Processing (DSP), Field-Programmable Gate Array (FPGA), and Programmable Logic Array (PLA).
  • DSP Digital Signal Processing
  • FPGA Field-Programmable Gate Array
  • PDA Programmable Logic Array
  • Processor 2501 may also include a main processor and a coprocessor.
  • the main processor also known as a central processing unit (CPU)
  • CPU central processing unit
  • processor 2501 may integrate a Graphics Processing Unit (GPU), which is responsible for rendering and drawing the content required to be displayed on the screen.
  • processor 2501 may also include an Artificial Intelligence (AI) processor, which is used to handle computational operations related to machine learning.
  • AI Artificial Intelligence
  • the memory 2502 may include one or more computer-readable storage media, which may be tangible and non-transitory.
  • the memory 2502 may also include high-speed random access memory and non-volatile memory, such as one or more disk storage devices or flash memory devices.
  • the non-transitory computer-readable storage media in the memory 2502 are used to store at least one instruction, which is executed by the processor 2501 to implement the location marking method provided in the embodiments of this application.
  • the computer device 2500 may also optionally include: a peripheral device interface 2503 and at least one peripheral device.
  • Peripheral interface 2503 can be used to connect at least one input/output (I/O) related peripheral device to processor 2501 and memory 2502.
  • processor 2501, memory 2502 and peripheral interface 2503 are integrated on the same chip or circuit board; in some other embodiments, any one or two of processor 2501, memory 2502 and peripheral interface 2503 can be implemented on separate chips or circuit boards, which is not limited in this embodiment.
  • FIG25 does not constitute a limitation on the computer device 2500, and may include more or fewer components than shown, or combine certain components, or employ different component arrangements.
  • This application also provides a computer-readable storage medium storing at least one instruction, which is loaded and executed by a processor to implement the location marking method as described in the above embodiments.

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Abstract

一种地点标记方法、装置、设备、介质及程序产品，属于人机交互技术领域。该方法包括：响应于对虚拟环境中地点的标记操作，显示地点对应的标记功能添加控件，标记功能添加控件包括至少一个标记功能位；响应于对标记功能位中至少一个目标标记功能位的功能添加操作，在目标标记功能位中显示目标功能标识，目标功能标识用于表征标记目标地点所实现的目标功能，目标功能包括地点分享功能、任务分配功能以及资源提示功能中的至少一种；响应于对地点的标记确认操作，生效地点对应的目标功能。该方案能够丰富地点标记功能，提高地点标记的便利性。

Description

地点标记方法、装置、设备、介质及程序产品
本申请要求于2024年06月14日提交，申请号为202410772954.8、发明名称为“地点标记方法、装置、设备、介质及程序产品”的中国专利申请的优先权，其全部内容通过引用结合在本申请中。
技术领域
本申请实施例涉及人机交互技术领域，特别涉及一种地点标记方法、装置、设备、介质及程序产品。
背景技术
在虚拟世界探索过程中，用户可以在虚拟世界的地图上对具体地点进行标记。其中，标记的地点可以与不同设备的其他用户分享。
相关技术中，在当前用户在虚拟世界中召唤其他用户组队的情况下，队伍内的其他用户能够看到当前用户在虚拟地图上标记的集合地点，随后其他用户在虚拟地图上重复标记，以便于后续传送至该集合地点。
然而，相关技术中的地点标记功能单一，即，仅限于在虚拟地图上示出标记的地点，难以提供额外的信息。
发明内容
本申请实例提供了一种地点标记方法、装置、设备、介质及程序产品。技术方案如下：
一方面，本申请实施例提供了一种地点标记方法，所述方法由计算机设备执行，所述方法包括：
响应于对虚拟环境中地点的标记操作，显示所述地点对应的标记功能添加控件，所述标记功能添加控件包括至少一个标记功能位；
响应于对所述标记功能位中至少一个目标标记功能位的功能添加操作，在所述目标标记功能位中显示目标功能标识，所述目标功能标识用于表征标记所述目标地点所实现的目标功能，所述目标功能包括地点分享功能、任务分配功能以及资源提示功能中的至少一种；
响应于对所述地点的标记确认操作，生效所述地点对应的所述目标功能。
另一方面，本申请实施例提供了一种地点标记装置，所述装置包括：
控件显示模块，用于响应于对虚拟环境中地点的标记操作，显示所述地点对应的标记功能添加控件，所述标记功能添加控件包括至少一个标记功能位；
标识显示模块，用于响应于对所述标记功能位中至少一个目标标记功能位的功能添加操作，在所述目标标记功能位中显示目标功能标识，所述目标功能标识用于表征标记所述目标地点所实现的目标功能，所述目标功能包括地点分享功能、任务分配功能以及资源提示功能中的至少一种；
功能生效模块，用于响应于对所述地点的标记确认操作，生效所述地点对应的所述目标功能。
另一方面，本申请实施例提供了一种计算机设备，所述计算机设备包括处理器和存储器，所述存储器中存储有至少一条计算机指令，所述至少一条计算机指令由所述处理器加载并执行以实现如上述方面所述的地点标记方法。
另一方面，本申请实施例提供了一种计算机可读存储介质，所述计算机可读存储介质存储有至少一条计算机指令，所述至少一条计算机指令由处理器加载并执行以实现如上述方面所述的地点标记方法。
另一方面，本申请实施例提供了一种计算机程序产品，所述计算机程序产品包括计算机指令，所述计算机指令存储在计算机可读存储介质中；计算机设备的处理器从所述计算机可读存储介质读取所述计算机指令，所述处理器执行所述计算机指令，使得所述计算机设备实现如上述方面所述的地点标记方法。
本申请实施例中，地点对应的标记功能添加控件上存在至少一个标记功能位，用于添加至少一种与地点相关的功能。通过对标记功能位执行功能添加操作，使得地点标记功能除了能够指示标记的地点以外，还可以实现地点分享、任务分配以及资源提示中的至少一种额外功能，提高地点标记功能的丰富度，使得地点标记功能具备多样性。此外，本申请实施例提供的技术方案仅需编辑标记功能添加控件，即可在标记地点时实现多种额外功能，提高了用户为标记地点添加额外相关功能的效率。
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具体实施方式
为使本申请的目的、技术方案和优点更加清楚，下面将结合附图对本申请实施方式作进一步地详细描述。
请参考图1，其示出了本申请一个示例性实施例提供的计算机系统100的示意图。该计算机系统100用于说明实施环境。该计算机系统100中包括第一计算机设备110、服务器120和第二计算机设备130。
第一计算机设备110中运行有支持虚拟环境的应用程序111。当第一计算机设备110运行应用程序111时，第一计算机设备110的屏幕上显示应用程序111的用户界面。该应用程序111可以是多人在线战术竞技(Multiplayer Online Battle Arena，MOBA)游戏、模拟游戏(Simulation Game，SLG)、大型多人在线游戏(Massive Multiplayer Online Game，MMOG)、第一人称射击类游戏(First-Person Shooting Game，FPS)以及派对类游戏(Party Game)中的任意一种。在本实施例中，以该应用程序111是MMOG游戏来举例说明。第一计算机设备110是第一用户112使用的计算机设备，第一用户112使用第一计算机设备110控制位于虚拟环境中的第一虚拟对象进行活动，第一虚拟对象可以称为第一用户112的主控虚拟对象。第一虚拟对象的活动包括但不限于：切换姿态、爬行、步行、奔跑、骑行、飞行、跳跃、驾驶、拾取、射击、攻击、投掷中的至少一种。示意性的，第一虚拟对象是第一虚拟人物，比如仿真人物或动漫人物。
第二计算机设备130中运行有支持虚拟环境的应用程序131，当第二计算机设备130运行应用程序131时，第二计算机设备130的屏幕上显示应用程序131的用户界面。该应用程序131可以是MOBA游戏、SLG游戏、MMOG游戏、FPS游戏、派对游戏中的任意一种，在本实施例中，以该应用程序131是MMOG游戏来举例说明。第二计算机设备130是第二用户132使用的计算机设备，第二用户132使用第二计算机设备130控制位于虚拟环境中的第二虚拟对象进行活动，第二虚拟对象可以称为第二用户132的主控虚拟对象。示意性的，第二虚拟对象是第二虚拟人物，比如仿真人物或动漫人物。
可选地，第一虚拟对象和第二虚拟对象处于同一虚拟世界中。可选地，第一虚拟对象和第二虚拟对象可以属于同一个阵营、同一个队伍、同一个组织、具有好友关系或具有临时性的通讯权限。可选地，第一虚拟对象和第二虚拟对象也可以属于不同的阵营、不同的队伍、不同的组织或具有敌对关系。
可选地，第一计算机设备110和第二计算机设备130上安装的应用程序是相同的，或两个计算机设备上安装的应用程序是不同操作系统平台(安卓或IOS)上的同一类型应用程序。第一计算机设备110可以泛指多个计算机设备中的一个，第二计算机设备130可以泛指多个计算机设备中的另一个，本实施例仅以第一计算机设备110和第二计算机设备130来举例说明。第一计算机设备110和第二计算机设备130的设备类型相同或不同，该设备类型包括：智能手机、平板电脑、电子书阅读器、动态影像专家压缩标准音频层面3(Moving Picture Experts Group Audio Layer III，MP3)播放器、动态影像专家压缩标准音频层面4(Moving Picture Experts Group Audio Layer IV，MP4)播放器、膝上型便携计算机和台式计算机中的至少一种。
图1中仅示出了两个计算机设备，但在不同实施例中存在多个其它计算机设备可以接入服务器120。可选地，还存在一个或多个计算机设备是开发者对应的计算机设备，在该计算机设备上安装有支持虚拟环境的应用程序的开发和编辑平台，开发者可在该计算机设备上对应用程序进行编辑和更新，并将更新后的应用程序安装包通过有线或无线网络传输至服务器120，第一计算机设备110和第二计算机设备130可从服务器120下载应用程序安装包实现对应用程序的更新。
第一计算机设备110、第二计算机设备130以及其它计算机设备通过无线网络或有线网络与服务器120相连。
服务器120包括一台服务器、多台服务器组成的服务器集群、云计算平台和虚拟化中心中的至少一种。服务器120用于为支持三维虚拟环境的应用程序提供后台服务。可选地，服务器120承担主要计算工作，计算机设备承担次要计算工作；或者，服务器120承担次要计算工作，计算机设备承担主要计算工作；或者，服务器120和计算机设备之间采用分布式计算架构进行协同计算。
在一个示意性的例子中，服务器120包括存储器121、处理器122、用户账号数据库123、对战服务模块124、面向用户的输入/输出接口(Input/Output Interface，I/O接口)125。其中，处理器122用于加载服务器120中存储的指令，处理用户账号数据库123和对战服务模块124中的数据；用户账号数据库123用于存储第一计算机设备110、第二计算机设备130以及其它计算机设备所使用的用户账号的数据，比如用户账号的头像、用户账号的昵称、用户账号的战斗力指数、用户账号所在的服务区；对战服务模块124用于提供多个对战房间供用户进行对战，比如1V1对战、3V3对战、5V5对战、1V5对战等；面向用户的I/O接口125用于通过无线网络或有线网络和第一计算机设备110和/或第二计算机设备130建立通信交换数据。
本申请实施例提供的地点标记方法，可以由上述计算机设备单独执行，也可以由计算机设备与服务器相互合作执行。其中，在计算机设备不分享标记的地点的情况下，计算机设备单独执行该地点标记方法，即将所标记地点的相关信息存储在本地，供计算机设备自身使用，并实现所标记地点的对应的功能。
在计算机设备分享标记的地点的情况下，计算机设备结合服务器共同实现该地点标记方法，即将所标记地点的相关信息以及分享账号发送至服务器，以便服务器向分享账号发送标记地点的相关信息，使得登录分享账号的计算机设备能够实现标记地点的对应功能。
参见图2，图2示出了本申请一个示例性实施例提供的地点标记方法的流程图，本实施例以该方法由计算机设备执行为例进行说明。该方法包括如下步骤。
步骤201，响应于对虚拟环境中地点的标记操作，显示地点对应的标记功能添加控件，标记功能添加控件包括至少一个标记功能位。
在一些实施例中，该地点为标记操作在虚拟环境中选中的地点。该地点在虚拟环境中存在对应的地点标识。该地点标识可以在虚拟对象的视野内示出，也可以在虚拟环境对应的地图(比如虚拟环境的平面缩略图)上示出(可以位于虚拟对象的视野范围内或视野范围外)。即，该标记操作可以是对虚拟对象视野画面内某一地点的标记操作，或者，对虚拟环境对应地图中某一地点的标记操作。
在一些实施例中，该标记功能添加控件显示在目标地点周侧。
在一些实施例中，标记功能添加控件用于为标记的地点添加额外且与地点相关的功能，其中，添加的功能显示在标记功能添加控件的至少一个标记功能位上。每个标记功能位上能够添加一个功能对应的功能标识，表征地点上配置的功能。
可选的，该标记功能添加控件可以采用圆盘(标记功能位分布在圆盘上)、列表(标记功能位对应列表中的列表项)等形式，本申请实施例对标记功能添加控件的具体控件形态不作限定。
示例性的，图3示出了包含标记功能添加控件的界面示意图。标记功能添加控件301是以地点标识302为中心的圆盘，在标记功能添加控件301的不同方位排列了至少一个标记功能位303。
可选的，标记功能添加控件还可以包括删除按钮，用于删除当前标记的地点。
示例性的，如图3所示，删除按钮304与至少一个标记功能位303共同显示在标记功能添加控件301中。
可选的，标记功能添加控件还可以包括分享按钮，用于分享当前标记的地点及其携带的功能。该分享按钮可以与至少一个标记功能位共同显示在标记功能添加控件中。
可选的，标记操作可以是对地点的点击操作，也可以是对地点标记控件的拖动操作。
在一个示例性的例子中，在标记操作用于标记虚拟环境中主控虚拟对象周围200m的可视范围内的地点的情况下，计算机设备接收到将标记控件拖动到视野内的地点上的操作，在该地点上显示标记功能添加控件。
在另一个示例性的例子中，在标记操作用于标记虚拟环境的地图上的地点的情况下，计算机设备响应于对地图上地点的点击操作，显示地点对应的标记功能添加控件。
步骤202，响应于对标记功能位中至少一个目标标记功能位的功能添加操作，在目标标记功能位中显示目标功能标识，目标功能标识用于表征标记目标地点所实现的目标功能，目标功能包括地点分享功能、任务分配功能以及资源提示功能中的至少一种。
在一些实施例中，地点分享功能用于向分享账号分享标记的地点，包括分享地点位置以及添加在地点对应的标记功能添加控件中的其他功能。
在一些实施例中，资源提示功能用于提示标记的地点附近蕴含的虚拟资源，比如木材、矿藏、风景等。
在一些实施例中，任务分配功能用于分配并指示标记的地点处待完成的任务。其中，任务分配功能指示的任务可以是标记的地点附近存在的任务，也可以是与标记的地点无关的任务。
可选的，任务分配功能可以用于向当前账号对应的主控虚拟对象提示待完成任务，也可以为其他账号的虚拟对象分配并提示待完成任务，使得不同账号间的虚拟对象能够分工协作。
在一些实施例中，标记功能位用于放置功能标识。可选的，功能添加操作可以是点击操作、拖动操作、滑动操作等一系列用于将目标功能标识添加至标记功能位的操作。本申请实施例不限定功能添加操作的具体操作方式。
在一些实施例中，同一标记的地点可以添加单一目标功能，或添加至少两种目标功能，并且，同一标记的地点所能够添加的目标功能具有数量上限。示意性的，如图3所示，标记功能添加控件301包括7个标记功能位303，表征同一标记的地点最多添加7个目标功能。
步骤203，响应于对地点的标记确认操作，生效地点对应的目标功能。
在一些实施例中，生效指标记功能位上的功能标识所对应的功能开始发挥作用，或者，使能(enable)标记功能位上的功能标识所对应的功能。
其中，在目标功能包括地点分享功能的情况下，计算机设备生效地点分享功能，即，当前登录账号对应的计算机设备向服务器发送分享指令，以便服务器将该地点及其对应的目标功能同步给分享账号。
在目标功能包括任务分配功能的情况下，计算机设备生效任务分配功能，即，将地点处的任务加入虚拟对象的任务计划中(或为地点设置第一提示任务)，以便后续在虚拟对象到达或靠近标记的地点时触发该第一提示任务以提示虚拟对象完成任务。
在目标功能包括资源提示功能的情况下，计算机设备生效资源提示功能，即，在地点处设置第二提示任务，以便后续虚拟对象到达标记的地点时，触发该第二提示任务以提示虚拟对象附近的资源存在情况。
可选的，目标功能可以在登陆当前账号的计算机设备本地生效，或者，可以借助服务器在登陆分享账号的其他计算机设备上生效目标功能。
需要说明的是，在地点以及目标功能的相关数据存储在服务器的情况下，目标功能可以在登录同一账号的不同计算机设备上生效。
在一个示例性的例子中，图4示出了标记功能添加控件上显示目标功能标识的界面示意图。地点对应的标记功能添加控件400的标记功能位上显示有第一功能标识401、第二功能标识402和第三功能标识403。计算机设备响应于标记确认操作，生效第一功能标识401、第二功能标识402和第三功能标识403对应的目标功能。
综上所述，本申请实施例中，地点对应的标记功能添加控件上存在至少一个标记功能位，用于添加至少一种与地点相关的功能。通过对标记功能位执行功能添加操作，使得地点标记功能除了能够指示标记的地点以外，还可以实现地点分享、任务分配以及资源提示中的至少一种额外功能，提高地点标记功能的丰富度，使得地点标记功能具备多样性。此外，本申请实施例提供的技术方案仅需编辑标记功能添加控件，即可在标记地点时实现多种额外功能，提高了用户为标记地点添加额外相关功能的效率。
参见图5，图5示出了本申请另一个示例性实施例提供的地点标记方法的流程图，本实施例以该方法由计算机设备执行为例进行说明。该过程包括如下步骤。
步骤501，响应于对虚拟环境中地点的标记操作，显示地点对应的标记功能添加控件，标记功能添加控件包括至少一个标记功能位。
步骤501的相关说明可以参考步骤201，本申请实施例对此不进行赘述。
步骤502，显示至少一个功能选择控件，功能选择控件用于触发在标记功能位中添加功能选择控件对应的功能标识。
可选的，功能选择控件可以显示在功能列表中，以便后续确定目标功能。
在一种可能的实施方式中，响应于对至少一个功能选择控件中目标标记功能位的触发操作，计算机设备在功能列表中显示至少一个功能选择控件。
在另一种可能的实施方式中，响应于对虚拟环境中地点的标记操作，计算机设备显示地点对应的标记功能添加控件，并在该标记功能添加控件周侧显示包含至少一个功能选择控件的功能列表。
在其他可能的实施方式中，在不存在对地点的标记操作的情况下，该功能选择控件也可以显示。比如，该功能选择控件为固设的界面中的控件(例如联系人控件，用于触发在标记功能位中添加分享账号)。
步骤503，响应于对功能选择控件中目标功能选择控件的选择操作，在目标标记功能位中显示目标功能选择控件对应的目标功能标识。
可选的，该目标标记功能位可以是功能选择控件中处于空闲状态的标记功能位，或者，该目标标记功能位是对目标功能选择控件的选择操作所指示的标记功能位(即选择操作具有指示目标功能选择控件以及目标标记功能位的功能)，或者，该目标标记功能位是触发显示至少一个功能选择控件时所选中的标记功能位。
在一种可能的实施方式中，对目标功能选择控件的选择操作是对目标功能选择控件的拖动操作，且目标标记功能位位于拖动操作的拖动终点，即该拖动操作具有指示选中的目标功能选择控件以及目标标记功能为的功能。
在一些实施例中，目标功能选择控件指拖动操作选择拖动的功能选择控件。功能选择控件与具体功能对应，不同功能选择控件对应不同功能。
在一种可能的实施方式中，计算机设备在接收到将目标功能选择控件拖动至目标标记功能位的操作的情况下，将目标功能选择控件对应的目标功能添加到目标标记功能位，从而在目标标记功能位显示该目标功能对应的功能标识。
在其他可能的实施方式中，对目标功能选择控件的选择操作还可以是对目标功能选择控件的单击操作、连击操作、按压操作或者长按操作等等，本申请实施例对此并不进行限定。
示例性的，图6是功能添加操作的实施示意图。图中显示有第一功能选择控件601和第二功能选择控件602。其中，第一功能选择控件601指示标记的地点附近存在木材资源，第二功能选择控件602指示标记的地点附近存在风景资源。用户通过拖动操作将第一功能选择控件601拖动至目标标记功能位603。随后，计算机设备在目标标记功能位603显示第一功能选择控件601对应功能的功能标识。
步骤504，响应于对地点的标记确认操作，生效地点对应的目标功能。
步骤504的相关说明可以参考步骤203，本申请实施例对此不进行赘述。
本申请实施例中，计算机设备通过显示功能选择控件，使用户通过选择操作选择为地点添加的目标功能，有利于提高目标功能的选择效率。
在一些实施例中，目标功能包括地点分享功能。参见图7，图7示出了本申请一个示例性实施例提供的地点分享过程的流程图，本实施例以该方法由计算机设备执行为例进行说明。该过程包括如下步骤。
步骤701，显示账号列表，账号列表包含至少一个候选账号。
在一些实施例中，账号列表中包含可以分享地点的至少一个账号，即候选账号。计算机设备从至少一个候选账号中确定分享该地点的账号。可选的，账号列表中各个候选账号对应的虚拟对象，与当前登录账号对应的虚拟对象，可以属于同一个阵营、同一个队伍、同一个组织、具有好友关系或具有临时性的通讯权限。
需要说明的是，账号列表并非为了分享地点而存在，账号列表还具有查看候选账号对应的虚拟对象的名称、头像、等级、个人主页、是否在线，以及向候选账号对应的虚拟对象发起对话等基础功能。在一些实施例中，计算机设备在接收到对联系人控件的触发操作时，显示账号列表，其中，该联系人控件固设在界面中。
可选的，账号列表的显示方式可以分为标记模式和非标记模式。其中，在非标记模式下，账号列表用于实现基础功能；在标记模式下，账号列表用于实现本申请实施例提供的地点标记方法，即用户选择分享账号。
可选的，在非标记模式下，账号列表中的候选账号可以按照候选账号对应虚拟对象的是否在线排列，即计算机设备将处于在线状态的候选账号排列在离线状态的候选账号之前。其中，在线状态的候选账号可以按照上线时间排序，离线状态的候选账号可以按照下线时间排序。
可选的，在非标记模式下，账号列表中的候选账号也可以按照等级、名称、账号等其他信息排序，本申请实施例不限定非标记模式下候选账号的排列方式。
在一些实施例中，在标记模式下，为了提高对候选账号的筛选效率，计算机设备需要调整账号列表中候选账号的显示策略。
可选的，在标记模式下，账号列表中的至少两个候选账号可以按照账号类型排序，且不同账号类型具有不同显示优先级。比如，当团体帐号的显示优先级高于个人账号的显示优先级时，计算机设备将团体账号排列在个人账号之前显示。
可选的，标记模式下账号列表也可以按照历史分享时间排序，其中，候选账号的显示优先级与历史分享时间呈负相关关系，即候选账号的历史分享时间越早，该候选账号的显示优先级越低。比如，计算机设备每次分享后置顶账号列表中参与分享的账号。
可选的，标记模式下账号列表中的至少两个候选账号还可以按照当前登录账号与候选账号之间的互动频率排序，其中，候选账号的显示优先级与互动频率呈正相关关系，即候选账号与当前登录账号的互动频率越高，候选账号在账号列表中的显示优先级越高。比如，计算机设备根据当前登录账号对应虚拟对象与候选账号对应虚拟对象之间的历史分享次数、历史对话次数、历史组队次数等信息，确定与候选账号之间的互动频率，从而将互动频率最高的虚拟对象对应候选账号排列在账号列表顶部。
步骤702，响应于对候选账号中第一账号的选择操作，在目标标记功能位中显示第一账号对应的目标账号标识。
在一些实施例中，第一账号为拖动操作从账号列表的至少一个候选账号中选中的账号。其中，第一账号可以是选中的单一账号或者多个账号。
在一些实施例中，对第一账号的选择操作是对第一账号的拖动操作。其中，拖动操作的拖动起点为列表中的第一账号，拖动终点为目标标记功能位。可选的，在拖动过程中，计算机设备可以利用第一账号对应的目标账号标识表征第一账号。
在一种可能的实施方式中，第一账号对应的目标账号标识为第一账号的头像。计算机设备在接收到将第一账号拖动至目标标记功能位的拖动操作的情况下，在目标标记功能位中显示第一账号的头像。
在一个示例性的例子中，图8是地点分享功能的添加过程的实施示意图。计算机设备在接收到对账号列表控件801的点击操作的情况下，显示账号列表802，随后在接收到对账号列表802中第一账号803的拖动操作的情况下，在目标标记功能位804中显示第一账号803对应的目标账号标识。其中，目标标记功能位804为拖动操作的终点。
可选的，第一账号可以包括个人账号、群组账号以及队伍账号中的至少一种。其中，群组账号对应至少两个个人账号组成的群组，使得至少两个个人账号对应的虚拟对象可以在群组内相互交流。不同于群组账号，队伍账号对应的队伍通过临时召集组织而成，使得至少两个虚拟对象可以在虚拟环境中一起活动。
步骤703，响应于对地点的标记确认操作，向第一账号分享地点。
可选的，第一账号可以处于在线状态，也可以处于离线状态。
在一种可能的实施方式中，计算机设备向服务器发送分享指令，指示服务器将标记地点(包括除地点分享功能以外的其他功能)分享给第一账号。随后，服务器判断第一账号是否在线。在第一账号处于在线状态的情况下，服务器向第一账号分享目标地点。在第一账号处于离线状态的情况下，服务器存储第一账号对应的分享指令，并等待第一账号登录。其中，分享指令中可以包括第一账号的账号信息、标记地点的地点信息以及目标地点对应的目标功能的功能信息。
本申请实施例中，计算机设备显示账号列表，以提高确定分享账号的效率。使用地点分享功能时，用户能够通过拖动操作向账号列表中的候选账号分享目标地点，提高分享便利性。
其中，拖动操作选择分享的账号可以是个人的，也可以团体的，使得地点分享功能既能向个人账号分享目标地点，也能一次性向多个个人账户分享目标地点，进一步提高地点分享的便利性。
在一些实施例中，目标功能包括任务分配功能。该任务分配功能能够在标记目标地点以后提供任务提示。参见图9示出了本申请一个示例性实施例提供的任务分配过程的流程图，本实施例以该方法由计算机设备执行为例进行说明。该过程包括如下步骤。
步骤901，显示任务选择列表，任务选择列表包含至少一个候选任务。
在一种可能的实施方式中，响应于对地点的标记操作，计算机设备基于标记的地点显示任务选择列表。
在一些实施例中，任务选择列表中包含可分配任务，即候选任务。
可选的，候选任务可以包括目标地点附近存在的任务。比如，目标地点位置上的非玩家角色(Non-Player Character，NPC)布置的任务。又比如，地点触发的隐藏任务。再比如，与目标地点处资源相关的任务(如收集木材、开采矿物资源等)。再比如，该候选任务可以包括预先自定义的任务。
可选的，任务选择列表中的至少两个候选任务可以按序排列，以提高任务选择效率。
在一种可能的实施方式中，计算机设备优先在任务选择列表中显示标记的地点附近存在的任务，其后显示其他任务。
进一步的，任务选择列表的显示过程可以包括如下子步骤。
子步骤1，基于地点确定地点范围，该地点位于地点范围内。
在一些实施例中，地点范围可以是虚拟环境对应地图上的二维平面范围，也可以是虚拟环境中的三维立体范围，即地点范围可以包括二维平面范围或三维立体范围内涵盖的所有人物、动物、物体以及触发的事件。
在一种可能的实施方式中，计算机设备将平面地图上以标记的地点为中心的圆形范围确定为地点范围。其中，圆形范围的半径大小可以预配置。
在另一种可能的实施方式中，预先在平面地图上为虚拟环境中的地点划分范围。在标记得到地点后，计算机设备将该地点所处范围确定为地点范围。
子步骤2，在地点范围内存在至少一个候选任务的情况下，显示任务选择列表。
可选的，在计算机设备借助服务器确定地点范围内存在的候选任务的情况下，计算机设备可以向服务器上传标签信息(可以包含在任务获取请求内)，得到服务器反馈的候选任务。
在一种可能的实施方式中，计算机设备自动检测地点范围内是否存在候选任务的任务标签。在存在候选任务的任务标签的情况下，向服务器上传该任务标签，随后计算机设备接收服务器反馈的候选任务的任务内容，并将该任务内容显示在任务选择列表中。
在一个示例性的例子中，任务标签用于表征触发任务的地点。在候选任务的任务触发地点位于地点范围的情况下，计算机设备确定地点范围内存在候选任务。
在另一种可能的实施方式中，计算机设备自动检测地点范围内是否存在候选任务关联元素的元素标签。在存在该元素标签的情况下，向服务器上传该元素标签，随后计算机设备接收服务器确定的元素标签对应的候选任务，将该候选任务显示在任务选择列表中。
比如，在主线或支线任务相关NPC的人物标签位于地点范围内的情况下，计算机设备确定地点范围内存在NPC交互任务。又比如，在树木标签位于地点范围内的情况下，计算机设备确定地点范围内存在砍树任务。
可选的，计算机设备也可以不借助服务器确定地点范围内是否存在的候选任务。
在一种可能的实施方式中，计算机设备在检测到地点附近(即地点范围内)存在任务标签后，根据任务标签与候选任务的关联关系，确定任务标签对应的候选任务。
在另一种可能的实施方式中，计算机设备在检测到地点附近(即地点范围内)存在任务关联元素的元素标签的情况下，根据元素标签与候选任务之间的关联关系，确定元素标签对应的候选任务。
步骤902，响应于对候选任务中目标任务的选择操作，在目标标记功能位中显示目标任务对应的目标任务标识。
在一些实施例中，对目标任务的选择操作可以是对目标任务对应任务选项的点击操作、长按操作或者拖动操作等等。比如，当接收到将目标任务拖动至目标标记功能位的拖动操作时，计算机设备在在目标标记功能位中显示目标任务对应的目标任务标识。
在一种可能的实施方式中，在目标任务标识为任务图标的情况下，任务选择列表中的候选任务可以通过任务图标进行表征。计算机设备响应于对目标任务对应目标任务图标的选择操作，将该目标任务图标显示在目标标记功能位中。
在另一种可能的实施方式中，任务选择列表显示候选任务的任务名称。计算机设备响应于对候选任务的任务名称的选择操作，在目标标记功能位中显示目标任务名称。可选的，目标任务名称可以显示为目标任务的任务全称或者任务简称。
步骤903，响应于对地点的标记确认操作，为第二账号分配目标任务，第二账号为当前登录账号，以及地点分享功能所指示的分享账号中的至少一种。
在一些实施例中，在第二账号为当前登录账号的情况下，标记功能添加控件的目标标记功能位中显示了目标任务对应的目标任务标识，且不显示账号对应的账号标识。
在一种可能的实施方式中，计算机设备在为当前登录账号分配目标任务时，将标记的地点以及任务提示信息存储在本地，以便后续为当前登录账号提供任务提示。
在一些实施例中，在第二账号为地点分享功能所指示的分享账号的情况下，计算机设备需要向服务器发送指令，指示服务器向分享账号发送任务提示信息。其中，分享账号可以包括个人账号、队伍账号和群组账号。
在一种可能的实施方式中，计算机设备先接收对分享账号的拖动操作，将分享账号的账号标识显示在第一目标标记功能位中，再接收对目标任务的拖动操作，在第二目标标记功能位中显示目标任务对应的目标任务标识。然后，计算机设备向服务器上传分享账号的账号信息，以及目标任务的任务提示信息，以便服务器向分享账号发送任务提示信息。
可选的，任务提示信息可以包括任务名称、任务进度、任务标识。
关于任务提示信息的生效方式，可选的，在第二账号为地点分享功能所指示的分享账号的情况下，在分享账号对应的虚拟对象移动到分享的地点的情况下，显示目标任务对应的任务提示信息。
示例性的，图10示出了分享账号对应的任务提示信息的显示方式示意图。图10中的(a)是当前登录账号侧的画面示意图。其中，标记功能位上显示了分享账号的账号标识1010和目标任务标识1020。图10中的(b)是分享账号侧的画面示意图。其中，分享账号对应的虚拟对象1001到达地点标识1002对应地点所处的地点范围内，计算机设备在画面左上角显示任务提示信息1003，提示虚拟对象1001完成“砍伐10棵树”的任务，并显示任务完成进度。其中，地图控件1004显示“共享”文字，表征当前地点触发的任务为分享任务。
可选的，在第二账号为当前登录账号的情况下，计算机设备可以在第二账号对应的虚拟对象位于标记的地点的情况下，显示目标任务对应的任务提示信息。
示例性的，图11示出了当前登录账号对应的任务提示信息的显示方式示意图。图11中的(a)是标记功能位上的功能标识示意图，包括目标任务标识1100。图11中的(b)是任务提示示意图。与分享账号对应的任务提示信息的显示方式类似，当前登录账号对应的虚拟对象1101位于地点标识1102对应地点所处的地点范围内，计算机设备显示砍树任务的任务提示信息1103以及任务完成进度。区别在于，地图控件1104不显示“共享”文字，表征当前地点触发的任务为本地任务，并非分享任务。
当然，目标任务可以被同时分配给当前登录账号以及分享账号，即当前登录账号以及分享账号对应的虚拟对象移动至标记的地点的地点范围内时，都可以进行任务提示，本实施例在此不作赘述。
本申请实施例中，任务分配功能既能为当前登录账户对应虚拟对象显示任务提示信息，又能为分享账户分配任务，并显示所分配任务的任务提示信息，丰富了虚拟世界内的任务多样性，提高了任务设置的灵活性，增强了虚拟对象之间的互动协作程度，降低任务完成难度。
并且，计算机设备通过显示任务选择列表，供用户从中选择为标记的地点分配的任务，提高地点处任务分配的效率。
此外，在虚拟对象移动至目标地点的情况下，通过显示任务提示信息，以便用户及时了解任务信息，提高任务处理效率。
在一些实施例中，目标功能包括资源提示功能。参见图12，图12示出了本申请一个示例性实施例提供的资源提示过程的流程图，本实施例以该方法由计算机设备执行为例进行说明。该过程包括如下步骤。
步骤1201，显示资源选择列表，资源选择列表包含至少一个候选资源。
在一些实施例中，资源选择列表包括的候选资源为标记的地点附近存在的资源。可选的，候选资源可以包括虚拟实体资源和虚拟非实体资源。其中，虚拟实体资源为可计量的实体，比如目标地点附近的木材资源、矿产资源、水源、道具。虚拟非实体资源为无实体、难以计量的资源，比如，能量、风景等。
可选的，计算机设备可以对资源选择列表中至少两个候选资源按序排列，提高资源选择效率。
在一种可能的实施方式中，计算机设备确定地点所处地点范围内存在的资源，随后根据资源与地点之间的距离排列候选资源，该距离与候选资源在资源选择列表中的显示优先级呈正相关关系，即候选资源与地点之间的距离越近，该候选资源在资源选择列表中的显示优先级越高，在资源选择列表的位置越靠前。
在另一种可能的实施方式中，计算机设备根据资源的珍贵程度排列至少两个候选资源，并显示在资源选择列表中。其中，候选资源的显示优先级与候选资源的珍贵程度呈正相关关系，即候选资源越珍贵，该候选资源在资源选择列表中的显示优先级越高。
在另一种可能的实施方式中，计算机设备根据标记地点所处地点范围内候选资源的资源储量，在资源选择列表中排列显示至少两个候选资源。其中，候选资源的显示优先级与候选资源的资源储量呈正相关关系，即候选资源的资源储量越高，该候选资源在资源选择列表中的显示优先级越高。
可选的，计算机设备也可以根据资源类型排列候选资源，包括如下子步骤。
子步骤1，基于地点确定地点范围，该地点位于地点范围内。
在一些实施例中，地点范围指虚拟环境对应地图上的二维平面范围。
在一种可能的实施方式中，计算机设备将平面地图上以标记的地点为中心的圆形范围确定为地点范围。其中，圆形范围的半径大小需要预配置。
在另一种可能的实施方式中，计算机设备预先将虚拟环境对应的平面地图划分为至少两个地块。在标记地点后，计算机设备将地点地点所处地块确定为地点范围。
子步骤2，基于地点范围内候选资源的资源类型，显示资源选择列表。
在一种可能的实施方式中，计算机设备首先自动检测地点范围内是否存在候选资源的资源标签，然后，在目标范围内存在候选资源的资源标签的情况下，确定该资源标签对应的资源类型，随后根据资源类型的珍贵程度，在资源选择列表中优先显示珍贵的候选资源。
在另一种可能的实施方式中，计算机设备分类统计当前登录账号对应的虚拟对象对不同类型资源的采集频率和/或采集需求，随后优先显示近期采集频率高和/或采集需求高的资源类型对应的候选资源。
当然，在其他可能的实施方式中，计算机设备也可以按照资源类型的默认显示顺序或者其他排序规则，在资源选择列表中显示地点范围存在的候选资源，本实施例对此不作限定。
步骤1202，响应于对候选资源中目标资源的选择操作，在目标标记功能位中显示目标资源对应的目标资源标识。
在一些实施例中，对目标资源的选择操作可以是对目标资源对应资源选项的点击操作、长按操作或者拖动操作等等。比如，当接收到将目标资源拖动至目标标记功能位的拖动操作时，计算机设备在在目标标记功能位中显示目标资源对应的目标资源标识。
在一种可能的实施方式中，在目标资源标识为目标资源图标的情况下，资源选择列表中的候选资源可以通过资源图标进行表征。计算机设备响应于对目标资源对应目标资源图标的选择操作，将该目标资源图标显示在目标标记功能位中。
在另一种可能的实施方式中，资源选择列表显示候选资源的资源名称。计算机设备响应于对目标资源的目标资源名称的拖动操作，在目标标记功能位中显示目标资源名称。可选的，目标资源标识可以显示为目标资源的资源全称或资源简称。
步骤1203，响应于对地点的标记确认操作，为地点添加资源提示信息，其中，资源提示信息用于在第二账号对应的虚拟对象移动至地点时显示，第二账号为当前登录账号，以及地点分享功能所指示的分享账号中的至少一种。
在第二账号为当前登录账号，和/或，地点分享功能所指示的分享账号的情况下，资源提示信息的显示方式与任务提示信息的显示方式类似，本申请实施例不再分情况说明。
可选的，资源提示信息可以包括资源标识、资源名称、资源类型、资源距离、资源品质中的至少一种。
在一种可能的实施方式中，在第二账号对应的虚拟对象移动至标记的地点的情况下，计算机设备在虚拟对象视野内显示资源提示信息。
示例性的，图13是本申请一种可能的实施方式提供的虚拟对象视野内的资源提示信息示意图。第二账号对应的虚拟对象1301进入地点标识1302对应地点所处的地点范围内，计算机设备在画面左上角显示资源提示信息1303，提示虚拟对象1301当前与木材资源的距离为130m。
在另一种可能的实施方式中，在第二账号对象的虚拟对象移动至地点的情况下，计算机设备在地图控件中显示消息提示，随后在接收到对地图控件的触发操作的情况下，在虚拟环境对应地图上显示资源提示信息。
示例性的，图14是本申请中另一种可能的实施方式提供的资源提示信息显示方式的实施示意图。第二账号对应的虚拟对象1401进入地点标识1402对应目标地点所处的目标范围内，计算机设备在地图控件1403中显示提示信息。随后，计算机设备在接收到对地图控件1403的触发操作的情况下，显示虚拟环境的对应地图，在该地图中显示资源提示信息1404，提示虚拟对象1401当前与木材资源的距离为120m。
本申请实施例中，资源提示功能能够在虚拟对象到达标记的地点的情况下，显示资源提示信息，在用户需要获取资源的情况下，无需盲目寻找，而是根据资源提示信息，及时获取所需资源，提高资源获取效率。其中，需要进行提示的资源类型可以从资源选择列表中拖动添加，提高了设置资源提示的效率。
此外，资源选择列表可以根据资源类型对候选资源进行显示，以便用户快速选取特定类型的资源并设置提示功能，提高资源提示功能的使用效率。
可选的，目标功能可以分为包括地点分享功能的情况和不包括地点分享功能两种情况。其中，在目标功能包括地点分享功能的情况下，当前登录账号对应的计算机设备将标记的地点及其对应的额外功能(包括任务分配功能和资源提示功能)分享给其他账号；在目标功能不包括地点分享功能的情况下，标记的地点及其额外功能(包括任务分配功能和资源提示功能)仅对当前登录账号生效。
相应的，目标功能的生效方式可以分为如下两种情况。
情况1，计算机设备接收到对地点的标记确认操作，且目标功能不包含地点分享功能。
情况2，计算机设备接收到对地点的标记确认操作，且目标功能包含地点分享功能。
其中，在接收到对地点的标记确认操作，且目标功能不包含地点分享功能的情况下，计算机设备对当前登录账号生效地点对应的目标功能。
在一种可能的实施方式中，计算机设备在接收到对地点的标记确认操作的情况下，在本地存储地点及其对应的目标功能。在当前登录账号对应的虚拟对象位于该地点的情况下，触发目标功能。
此外，在接收到对地点的标记确认操作，且目标功能包含地点分享功能的情况下，计算机设备对地点分享功能所指示的分享账号生效该地点对应的目标功能。
在一种可能的实施方式中，计算机设备向服务器发送分享指令，指示服务器将标记的地点(包括分享除地点分享功能以外的其他功能)分享给分享账号对应的计算机设备。其中，分享指令至少包含分享账号的账号信息、目标功能的功能信息、地点的地点信息。
在上述各个实施例中，目标功能包括单个功能，即地点分享功能，或，任务分配功能，或，资源提示功能。可选的，目标功能还可以包括附加功能，该附加功能包括任务分配功能以及资源提示功能中的至少一种。其中，附加功能指在地点分享功能基础上附加给各个分享账号的功能。参见图15，图15是附加功能的生效过程的流程图。
步骤1501，在接收到对地点的标记确认操作，且目标功能包含地点分享功能的情况下，确定地点分享功能所指示的分享账号。
在一些实施例中，地点分享功能所指示的分享账号为标记功能位中账号标识对应的账号。在存在单个分享账号的情况下，计算机设备将地点携带的所有目标功能分享给该分享账号。
在一种可能的实施方式中，计算机设备基于标记功能添加控件的标记功能位中显示的账号标识，确定地点分享功能所指示的分享账号。
步骤1502，在存在至少两个分享账号，且不存在分享账号与附加功能之间的绑定关系的情况下，对各个分享账号生效地点对应的附加功能。
在一些实施例中，分享账号与附加功能之间不存在绑定关系指至少两个分享账号中各个分享账号具有相同的附加功能。
在一种可能的实施方式中，计算机设备连续接收到对至少两个分享账号的选择操作，在至少两个目标标记功能位中显示分享账号对应的账号标识。并且，计算机设备还接收到对附加功能对应功能选择控件的选择操作，在另外的目标标记功能位上显示至少一个附加功能对应的功能标识。随后，计算机设备对至少两个分享账号生效目标标记功能位中的附加功能，且不同分享账号生效的附加功能相同。
在一个示例性的例子中，图16示出了无绑定关系情况下的标记功能添加控件示意图。第一账号标识161和第二账号标识162是两个分享账号的账号标识。任务分配功能的功能标识163和资源提示功能的功能标识164是两个附加功能的功能标识。计算机设备在接收到标记确认操作后，对第一账号标识161对应的分享账号生效功能标识163和功能标识164对应的附加功能，对第二账号标识162对应的分享账号也生效功能标识163和功能标识164对应的附加功能。
步骤1503，在存在至少两个分享账号，且存在分享账号与附加功能之间的绑定关系的情况下，基于绑定关系，对分享账号生效地点对应的附加功能。
在一些实施例中，分享账号和附加功能之间存在绑定关系指至少两个分享账号中各个分享账号具有各自对应的附加功能，即不同分享账号在同一地点上对应的附加功能可能不同。
比如，至少两个分享账号各自对应附加功能的功能类型不同。以地点分享功能所指示的分享账号包括第一分享账号和第二分享账号为例，第一分享账号的附加功能为任务分配功能，第二分享账号的附加功能为资源提示功能。
又比如，至少两个分享账号对应附加功能的功能类型相同，且功能内容不同。以地点分享功能所指示的分享账号包括第三分享账号和第四分享账号为例，为第三分享账号分配的任务为砍树任务，而为第四分享账号分配的任务为采矿任务，即为第三和第四分享账号分配不同内容的任务。
在一种可能的实施方式中，计算机设备根据分享账号与附加功能之间的绑定关系，对不同分享账号生效各自绑定的附加功能。
可选的，绑定关系的建立过程可以包括如下子步骤。
子步骤1，接收对第一目标标记功能位中分享账号标识和第二目标标记功能位中附加功能标识的绑定操作。
子步骤2，基于绑定操作建立分享账号与附加功能之间的绑定关系。
可选的，同一分享账号可以绑定多个附加功能，且同一附加功能可以与多个不同分享账号绑定。
在一些实施例中，该绑定操作可以是将第一目标标记功能位中的分享账号标识拖动至第二目标标记功能位中附件功能标识的操作，或者，对第一目标标记功能位以及第二目标标记功能位的同步点击操作等手势操作，本申请实施例并不对绑定操作的具体方式进行限定。
在一种可能的实施方式中，计算机设备首先接收对附加功能对应功能选择控件的拖动操作，在标记功能位显示附加功能对应的附加功能标识，随后接收对分享账号的拖动操作，其中，拖动终点为显示有附加功能标识的标记功能位，计算机设备在拖动操作选择的分享账号与拖动终点处附加功能标识对应的附加功能之间建立绑定关系。
可选的，对已建立绑定关系的附加功能，计算机设备在附加功能标识上添加绑定标识，以便与未建立绑定关系的功能标识相区分。可选的，单个附加功能可以绑定至少一个分享账号，计算机设备可以通过点击添加了绑定标识的功能标识，查看与附加功能绑定的分享账号列表中的分享账号。
在其他可能的实施方式中，也可以将账号列表中的分享账号拖动至包含附加功能标识的目标标记功能位，以完成分享帐号与附加功能的绑定。
示例性的，图17是绑定关系建立过程的实施示意图。计算机设备已添加的附加功能包括风景资源提示功能、树木资源提示功能和任务分配功能。计算机设备接收对账号列表1701中分享账号1702的拖动操作，并确定拖动终点为风景资源提示功能的功能标识1703所在标记功能位。随后，计算机设备在功能标识1703上显示绑定标识1704，表征功能标识1703对应附加功能与分享账号1702具有绑定关系。计算机设备接收到对功能标识1703的点击操作的情况下，显示已绑定分享账号列表1705，该列表中包含分享账号1702。
在另一种可能的实施方式中，计算机设备首先接收对功能绑定控件的触发操作，显示账号序列和附加功能序列，然后，接收对账号序列中账号标识和附加功能序列中功能标识的连接操作，建立账号标识对应分享账号与功能标识对应的附加功能之间的绑定关系。
可选的，任务分配功能以及资源提示功能中可以包括一些高自由度的自定义功能。
可选的，任务分配功能可以包括留言功能，允许用户自由编辑留言或者注释。
在一种可能的实施方式中，计算机设备在标记的地点添加任务分配功能并保存留言信息，在分享账号对应的虚拟对象移动到该地点的情况下，显示任务提示信息和留言信息。
可选的，资源提示功能可以包括物品分享功能，物品分享功能使得当前登录账户能够将其持有的虚拟物品留存在目标地点，以供分享账户对应虚拟对象拾取。
在一种可能的实施方式中，计算机设备在标记的地点添加资源提示功能，并保存虚拟物品，在分享账号对应的虚拟对象移动到该地点的情况下，显示资源提示信息，提示分享账号对应的虚拟对象拾取虚拟物品。
可选的，附加功能也可以是地点分享功能的子功能，包括留言功能和物品分享功能。其中，留言功能用于分享留言，物品分享功能用于分享虚拟物品。
本申请实施例中，地点对应的目标功能可以包含地点分享功能，或者不包含地点分享功能，使得地点及其目标功能既可用于本端的信息提示，也可用于不同客户端之间的信息分享，扩展了地点标记功能的应用场景。
此外，在当前登录账号向至少两个分享账号分享目标地点的情况下，计算机设备既可以向至少两个分享账号分享相同的附加功能，也可以通过建立绑定关系向各个分享账号分享不同附加功能，有利于在不同账号对应虚拟对象之间实现互动协作，扩展了标记功能添加控件的功能，提高多账户分享的便利性。
分享账号与附加功能之间的绑定关系可以通过绑定操作建立，有利于用户自定义分享账号与附加功能之间的绑定关系，提高绑定关系的灵活性。
参见图18，图18示出了本申请一个示例性实施例提供的地点标记方法的具体实施过程的流程图，本实施例以该方法由计算机设备执行为例进行说明。该过程包括如下步骤。
步骤1801，响应于对地点标记控件的拖动操作，基于拖动操作的拖动终点确定地点，并显示地点对应的地点标识。
可选的，对地点标记控件的拖动操作可以应用于虚拟环境对应的地图上，以便标记地图上的地点，也可以作用于虚拟对象视野画面内，以便标记可视范围内的地点。下述实例以虚拟对象视野为例说明地点标记过程。
在一个示例性的例子中，图19示出了地点标记过程的实施示意图。地点标记控件1901显示“标记”文字。在地点标记控件1901在拖动终点被释放的情况下，计算机设备确定拖动终点为标记的地点，在拖动终点显示地点标识1902。
步骤1802，在地点标识周侧显示标记功能添加控件。
在一些实施例中，地点标识周侧的标记功能添加控件，用于为该地点标识对应的目标地点设置目标功能。
步骤1803，将地点标记控件变换为标记确认控件。
可选的，地点标记控件和标记确认控件可以相互变换。
在一种可能的实施方式中，在未进行地点标记的情况下，计算机设备显示地点标记控件；在进行地点标记的情况下，计算机设备将地点标记控件变换为标记确认控件；而在完成地点标记的情况下，计算机设备将标记确认控件变换为地点标记控件。
示例性的，如图19所示，计算机设备以地点标识1902为中心显示标记功能添加控件1903，地点标记控件1901变换为标记确认控件1904。其中，标记确认控件1904显示“确认”文字。
需要说明的是，步骤1802和步骤1803可以同步执行，本申请实施例不限定二者的执行时序。
步骤1804，响应于对标记确认控件的触发操作，生效目标地点对应的目标功能。
在一种可能的实施方式中，计算机设备在接收到对对标记确认控件的触发操作的情况下，停止显示标记功能添加控件，恢复显示地点标记控件。在目标功能包括地点分享功能的情况下，计算机设备向服务器发送分享指令，以便通过服务器向分享账号分享标记的地点及其对应的目标功能。在目标功能不包括地点分享功能的情况下，在本地保存该标记的地点及其对应的目标功能。
示例性的，如图19所示，计算机设备在接收到对标记确认控件1904的点击操作的情况下，停止显示标记功能添加控件1903，并将标记确认控件1904变换回地点标记控件1901，以便后续标记其他地点。
本申请实施例中，拖地点标记控件与标记确认控件能够根据在地点标记过程的不同阶段进行变换，简化了界面控件布局，降低了操作难度，进一步提高了地点标记的便利性。
在一些实施例中，分享账号对应的计算机设备可以选择删除或者接受当前登录账号对应计算机设备分享的地点。
图20示出了分享账号侧接收地点分享过程的实施示意图。分享账号上线后接收到服务器发送的地点，计算机设备在地图控件2001上显示分享消息“共享”，表征接收到地点分享。随后，计算机设备接收对地图控件2001的触发操作，显示虚拟环境对应的地图，用地点标识标记目标地点在地图上的位置，并显示取消分享按钮2002和前往按钮2003。其中，取消分享按钮2002用于拒绝对该地点的地点分享，前往按钮2003用于接受对地点的地点分享，并将分享账号对应的虚拟对象传送至该地点。
在一些实施例中，服务器检测分享账号的分享状态，以便向当前登录账号对应的计算机设备同步分享账号的对分享的接受情况。参见图21，图21示出了本申请一个示例性实施例提供的分享状态同步过程的流程图，本实施例以该方法由计算机设备执行为例进行说明。该过程包括如下步骤。
步骤2101，显示地点分享功能所指示的分享账号的分享状态标识。
在一些实施例中，分享状态用于表征当前登录账号分享地点后分享账号对该分享地点的接受情况。由于当前登录账号在地点分享时向服务器发送了分享指令，随后服务器在分享账号处于在线状态的情况下，发送地点分享消息，在分享账号处于离线状态的情况下，保存该地点分享消息，即暂不发送，因此分享状态除了可能包括分享账号对地点分享消息的接受情况，还可以包括分享账号对地点分享消息的接收情况。其中，地点分享消息中包括地点的地点信息，在地点携带目标功能的情况下，还包括地点对应目标功能的功能信息。
可选的，分享状态标识可以包括离线状态标识、在线接收状态标识以及接受分享状态标识。可选的，分享状态标识可以采用不同文字、颜色、形状、符号、标记等各种形式区别不同的状态，本申请实施例不限定状态区分方式。
在一种可能的实施方式中，分享状态标识可以显示在账号列表中，标记不同分享账号对应的分享接受情况。
在另一种可能的实施方式中，分享状态标识也可以显示在独立的分享状态控件中。当前登录账号对应计算机设备在分享状态控件中显示已分享的分享账号及其对应的分享接受情况。
在另一种可能的实施方式中，当前登录账号对应的计算机设备在接收到对地点的地点标识的触发操作的情况下，在地点标识周侧显示分享状态列表。分享状态列表中包含各分享账号及其对应的分享状态标识。
步骤2102，基于分享账号的分享接受情况，更新分享状态标识的显示效果，分享接受情况包括离线未接收、接受分享以及拒绝分享中的至少一种。
在一些实施例中，分享接受情况能够表征分享账号的在线状态、对地点分享消息的接收情况以及接受情况。其中，在分享账号处于离线状态的情况下，服务器未向分享状态对应计算机设备发送地点分享消息，分享账号对应的分享接受情况为离线未接收；在分享账号处于在线状态，且接受当前登录账号发起的地点分享的情况下，分享接受情况为接受分享；在分享账号处于在线状态，且拒绝当前登录账号发起的地点分享的情况下，分享接受情况为拒绝分享。
在一种可能的实施方式中，当前登录账号对应的计算机设备接收服务器反馈的分享账号的分享接受情况信息(用于表征分享接受情况)，在分享接受情况发生变化的情况下，服务器向计算机设备发送分享接受情况信息，计算机设备接收该信息，并根据该信息切换分享接受情况对应的分享状态标识。比如，计算机设备将圆形的离线状态标识切换为三角形的在线接收状态标识。
在另一种可能的实施方式中，当前登录账号对应的计算机设备接收服务器发送的包含分享账号的在线情况和接受情况的反馈信息，随后根据在线情况和接受情况，更新到情况对应的显示效果。其中，服务器在分享账号的在线情况和接受情况中的至少一个发生变化的情况下，向计算机设备发送反馈信息。
示例性的，如表1所示，在线且接受情况为接受分享时，分享状态标识显示为绿色标识，在线且拒绝情况为拒绝分享时，分享状态标识显示为红色标识，离线状态下，分享状态标识显示为黄色标识。
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在一个示例性的例子中，图22示出了各个分享账号的分享状态的界面示意图。在分享账号列表2200中，第一分享账号2201的分享状态标识显示为圆形黑色标识，表征第一分享账号2201接受分享，第二分享账号2202的分享状态标识显示为圆形白色标识，表征第二分享账号2202拒绝分享，第三分享账号2203的分享状态标识显示为圆形条纹标识，表征第三分享账号2203离线未接收。
本申请实施例中，计算机设备在标记地点并进行地点分享后，实时根据服务器的反馈，更新分享账号对当前分享的接受情况，即更新分享状态标识的显示效果，实现当前账号与分享账号之间的信息同步，增强地点分享功能的交互同步能力，进一步提高地点分享功能的便利性。
需要说明的是，本申请中，目标功能包括地点分享功能、任务分配功能和资源分享功能中的至少一种，包括如下4种功能组合情况：
情况1，目标功能包括地点分享功能和任务分配功能。
可选的，地点分享功能和任务分配功能组合可以实现在标记的地点处为分享账号对应虚拟对象分配指定任务。
在一种可能的实施方式中，计算机设备先接收到对分享账号的拖动操作，在标记功能位上显示分享账号对应的账号标识，后接收到对目标任务的拖动操作，在另一个标记功能位上显示目标任务对应的任务标识。随后，在接收到对地点的标记确认操作的情况下，通过服务器向分享账号对应的计算机设备发送目标任务的任务提示信息。
情况2，目标功能包括地点分享功能和资源提示功能。
可选的，地点分享功能和任务分配功能组合可以实现在标记的地点处为分享账号对应虚拟对象提供资源提示信息。
在一种可能的实施方式中，计算机设备先接收到对分享账号的拖动操作，在标记功能位上显示分享账号对应的账号标识，后接收到对目标资源的拖动操作，在另一个标记功能位上显示目标资源对应的资源标识。随后，在接收到对地点的标记确认操作的情况下，通过服务器向分享账号对应的计算机设备发送目标资源的资源提示信息。
情况3，目标功能包括地点分享功能、任务分配功能和资源提示功能。
可选的，地点分享功能、任务分配功能和资源提示功能组合可以实现在标记的地点处，为分享账号对应虚拟对象分配任务以及提供资源提示信息。
在一种可能的实施方式中，计算机设备先接收到对分享账号的拖动操作，在第一个标记功能位上显示分享账号对应的账号标识，后接收到对目标资源的拖动操作，在第二个标记功能位上显示目标资源对应的资源标识，再接收到对目标任务的拖动操作，在第三个标记功能位上显示目标任务对应的任务标识。随后，在接收到对地点的标记确认操作的情况下，通过服务器向分享账号对应的计算机设备发送目标资源的资源提示信息和目标任务的任务提示信息。
情况4，目标功能包括资源提示功能和任务分配功能。
可选的，任务分配功能和资源提示功能组合可以用于为当前登录账号对应虚拟对象提供任务提示信息以及资源提示信息。
在一种可能的实施方式中，计算机设备先后接收到对目标资源和目标任务的拖动操作，在一个标记功能位上显示目标资源对应的资源标识，在另一个标记功能位上显示目标任务对应的任务标识。随后，在接收到对地点的标记确认操作的情况下，存储目标任务的任务提示信息以及目标资源的资源提示信息。后续在当前登录账号对应的虚拟对象移动到标记的地点的情况下，计算机设备显示任务提示信息以及资源提示信息。
图23示出了本申请一个示例性实施例提供的地点标记过程的流程图。该过程包括如下步骤。
步骤2301，用户进行标记。
在一种可能的实施方式中，客户端首先判断用户是否标记地点，在用户标记地点的情况下，显示标记功能添加控件。
可选的，服务端可以对任务、资源、NPC、风景等元素信息添加信息标签。在用户标记地点时，客户端实时检测用户标记的地点附近是否存在信息标签。
在一种可能的实施方式中，在客户端识别到用户标记的地点附近存在信息标签的情况下，客户端向服务端上传信息标签，然后接收服务端反馈的信息标签对应内容，生成并显示对应的功能控件。在客户端识别到用户标记的地点附近不存在信息标签的情况下，客户端不生成功能控件。
步骤2302，用户添加好友分享标识。
步骤2303，客户端上传地图信息到服务端。
在一种可能的实施方式中，客户端接收到用户将好友头像拖动至标记功能添加控件的操作，然后将好友对应的分享信息发送至后台。在好友分享标识未被删除的情况下，后台服务端保存该分享信息。
步骤2304，服务端判断好友是否上线。
在好友未上线的情况下，执行步骤2305，然后结束。
在好友上线的情况下，执行步骤2306。
步骤2305，服务端保存分享状态。
在一种可能的实施方式中，服务端在好友未上线的情况下，保存分享信息直到好友上线，然后向好友客户端发送分享信息。
步骤2306，好友客户端的地图控件生成位置分享信息给好友。
可选的，地图控件显示位置分享信息，表征好友客户端接收到服务端发来的分享信息。
步骤2307，客户端判断是否有额外标记功能添加。
在没有额外标记功能的情况下，执行步骤2308，然后结束。
在有额外标记功能的情况下，执行步骤2309。
步骤2308，客户端仅显示标记。
客户端仅显示标记的地点，即在地图上显示标记地点的位置标识。
步骤2309，客户端显示添加的额外标记功能。
可选的，额外标记功能可以包括任务分配功能。
在一种可能的实施方式中，好友客户端在好友的主控虚拟对象到达标记地点的对应位置后，向服务端反馈标记范围进入信息。服务端检索该标记地点是否携带任务信息，在携带任务信息的情况下，将任务信息对应的任务发送至好友的任务列表。随后，好友客户端显示该任务列表。
可选的，额外标记功能还有可以包括资源提示功能、留言功能、物品分享功能等。
步骤2310，服务端判断好友是否删除标记。
在好友未删除标记的情况下，执行步骤2311，然后结束。
在好友删除标记的情况下，执行步骤2312，然后结束。
步骤2311，服务端保存分享状态。
步骤2312，服务端取消该好友的分享状态。
参见图24，图24示出了本申请一个示例性实施例提供的地点标记装置的结构框图。该装置包括如下模块。
控件显示模块2401，用于响应于对虚拟环境中地点的标记操作，显示所述地点对应的标记功能添加控件，所述标记功能添加控件包括至少一个标记功能位；
标识显示模块2402，用于响应于对所述标记功能位中至少一个目标标记功能位的功能添加操作，在所述目标标记功能位中显示目标功能标识，所述目标功能标识用于表征标记所述目标地点所实现的目标功能，所述目标功能包括地点分享功能、任务分配功能以及资源提示功能中的至少一种；
功能生效模块2403，用于响应于对所述地点的标记确认操作，生效所述地点对应的所述目标功能。
可选的，所述标识显示模块2402，还用于：
显示至少一个功能选择控件，所述功能选择控件用于触发在所述标记功能位中添加所述功能选择控件对应的功能标识；
响应于对所述功能选择控件中目标功能选择控件的选择操作，在所述目标标记功能位中显示所述目标功能选择控件对应的所述目标功能标识。
可选的，对所述目标功能选择控件的选择操作是对所述目标功能选择控件的拖动操作，且所述目标标记功能位位于所述拖动操作的拖动终点。
可选的，在所述目标功能包括所述地点分享功能的情况下，所述标识显示模块2402，还用于：
显示账号列表，所述账号列表包含至少一个候选账号；
响应于对所述候选账号中第一账号的选择操作，在所述目标标记功能位中显示所述第一账号对应的目标账号标识；
所述功能生效模块2403，还用于：
响应于对所述地点的所述标记确认操作，向所述第一账号分享所述地点。
可选的，所述第一账号包括个人账号、群组账号以及队伍账号中的至少一种。
可选的，在所述目标功能包括所述任务分配功能的情况下，所述标识显示模块2402，还用于：
显示任务选择列表，所述任务选择列表包含至少一个候选任务；
响应于对所述候选任务中目标任务的选择操作，在所述目标标记功能位中显示所述目标任务对应的目标任务标识；
所述功能生效模块2403，还用于：
响应于对所述地点的所述标记确认操作，为第二账号分配所述目标任务，所述第二账号为当前登录账号，以及所述地点分享功能所指示的分享账号中的至少一种。
可选的，所述功能生效模块2403，还用于：
基于所述地点确定地点范围，所述地点地点位于所述地点范围内；
在所述地点范围内存在至少一个所述候选任务的情况下，显示所述任务选择列表。
可选的，在所述第二账号为当前登录账号的情况下，所述装置还包括信息显示模块，用于：
在所述第二账号对应的虚拟对象移动至所述地点的情况下，显示所述目标任务对应的任务提示信息。
可选的，在所述目标功能包括所述资源提示功能的情况下，所述标识显示模块2402，还用于：
显示资源选择列表，所述资源选择列表包含至少一个候选资源；
响应于对所述候选资源中目标资源的选择操作，在所述目标标记功能位中显示所述目标资源对应的目标资源标识；
可选的，所述功能生效模块2403，还用于：
响应于对所述地点的所述标记确认操作，为所述地点添加资源提示信息，其中，所述资源提示信息用于在第二账号对应的虚拟对象移动至所述地点时显示，所述第二账号为当前登录账号，以及所述地点分享功能所指示的分享账号中的至少一种。
可选的，所述标识显示模块2402，还用于：
基于所述地点确定地点范围，所述地点位于所述地点范围内；
基于所述地点范围内所述候选资源的资源类型，显示所述资源选择列表。
可选的，所述功能生效模块2403，还用于：
在接收到对所述地点的所述标记确认操作，且所述目标功能不包含所述地点分享功能的情况下，对当前登录账号生效所述地点对应的所述目标功能；
在接收到对所述地点的所述标记确认操作，且所述目标功能包含所述地点分享功能的情况下，对所述地点分享功能所指示的分享账号生效所述地点对应的所述目标功能。
可选的，所述目标功能还包含附加功能，所述附加功能包括所述任务分配功能以及所述资源提示功能中的至少一种；
所述功能生效模块2403，还用于：
在接收到对所述地点的所述标记确认操作，且所述目标功能包含所述地点分享功能的情况下，确定所述地点分享功能所指示的分享账号；
在存在至少两个所述分享账号，且不存在所述分享账号与所述附加功能之间的绑定关系的情况下，对各个所述分享账号生效所述地点对应的所述附加功能；
在存在至少两个所述分享账号，且存在所述分享账号与所述附加功能之间的绑定关系的情况下，基于所述绑定关系，对所述分享账号生效所述地点对应的所述附加功能。
可选的，所述装置还包括关系绑定模块，用于：
接收对第一目标标记功能位中分享账号标识和第二目标标记功能位中附加功能标识的绑定操作；
基于所述绑定操作建立所述分享账号与所述附加功能之间的所述绑定关系。
可选的，所述控件显示模块2401，还用于：
响应于对地点标记控件的拖动操作，基于拖动操作的拖动终点确定所述地点，并显示所述地点对应的地点标识；
在所述地点标识周侧显示所述标记功能添加控件；
所述装置还包括标记变换模块，用于：
将所述地点标记控件变换为标记确认控件；
所述功能生效模块2403，还用于：
响应于对所述标记确认控件的触发操作，生效所述地点对应的所述目标功能。
可选的，在所述目标功能包括所述地点分享功能的情况下，所述装置还包括状态显示模块，用于：
显示所述地点分享功能所指示的分享账号的分享状态标识；
基于所述分享账号的分享接受情况，更新所述分享状态标识的显示效果，所述分享接受情况包括离线未接收、接受分享以及拒绝分享中的至少一种。
综上所述，本申请实施例中，地点对应的标记功能添加控件上存在至少一个标记功能位，用于添加至少一种与地点相关的功能。通过对标记功能位执行功能添加操作，使得地点标记功能除了能够指示标记的地点以外，还可以实现地点分享、任务分配以及资源提示中的至少一种额外功能，提高地点标记功能的丰富度，使得地点标记功能具备多样性。此外，本申请实施例提供的技术方案仅需编辑标记功能添加控件，即可在标记地点时实现多种额外功能，提高了用户为标记地点添加额外相关功能的效率。
需要说明的是：上述实施例提供的装置，仅以上述各功能模块的划分进行举例说明，实际应用中，可以根据需要而将上述功能分配由不同的功能模块完成，即将装置的内部结构划分成不同的功能模块，以完成以上描述的全部或者部分功能。另外，上述实施例提供的装置与方法实施例属于同一构思，其实现过程详见方法实施例，这里不再赘述。
请参考图25，其示出了本申请一个示例性实施例提供的计算机设备2500的结构框图。该计算机设备2500可以是便携式移动计算机设备，比如：智能手机、平板电脑、动态影像专家压缩标准音频层面3(Moving Picture Experts Group Audio Layer III，MP3)播放器、动态影像专家压缩标准音频层面4(Moving Picture Experts Group Audio Layer IV，MP4)播放器。计算机设备2500还可能被称为用户设备、便携式计算机设备等其他名称。
通常，计算机设备2500包括有：处理器2501和存储器2502。
处理器2501可以包括一个或多个处理核心，比如4核心处理器、8核心处理器等。处理器2501可以采用数字信号处理(Digital Signal Processing，DSP)、现场可编程门阵列(Field-Programmable Gate Array，FPGA)、可编程逻辑阵列(Programmable Logic Array，PLA)中的至少一种硬件形式来实现。处理器2501也可以包括主处理器和协处理器，主处理器是用于对在唤醒状态下的数据进行处理的处理器，也称中央处理器(Central Processing Unit，CPU)；协处理器是用于对在待机状态下的数据进行处理的低功耗处理器。在一些实施例中，处理器2501可以集成有图像处理器(Graphics Processing Unit，GPU)，GPU用于负责显示屏所需要显示的内容的渲染和绘制。一些实施例中，处理器2501还可以包括人工智能(Artificial Intelligence，AI)处理器，该AI处理器用于处理有关机器学习的计算操作。
存储器2502可以包括一个或多个计算机可读存储介质，该计算机可读存储介质可以是有形的和非暂态的。存储器2502还可包括高速随机存取存储器，以及非易失性存储器，比如一个或多个磁盘存储设备、闪存存储设备。在一些实施例中，存储器2502中的非暂态的计算机可读存储介质用于存储至少一个指令，该至少一个指令用于被处理器2501所执行以实现本申请实施例提供的地点标记方法。
在一些实施例中，计算机设备2500还可选包括有：外围设备接口2503和至少一个外围设备。
外围设备接口2503可被用于将输入/输出(Input/Output，I/O)相关的至少一个外围设备连接到处理器2501和存储器2502。在一些实施例中，处理器2501、存储器2502和外围设备接口2503被集成在同一芯片或电路板上；在一些其他实施例中，处理器2501、存储器2502和外围设备接口2503中的任意一个或两个可以在单独的芯片或电路板上实现，本实施例对此不加以限定。
本领域技术人员可以理解，图25中示出的结构并不构成对计算机设备2500的限定，可以包括比图示更多或更少的组件，或者组合某些组件，或者采用不同的组件布置。
本申请实施例还提供了一种计算机可读存储介质，该计算机可读存储介质存储有至少一条指令，所述至少一条指令由处理器加载并执行以实现如上述各实施例所述的地点标记方法。
本申请实施例还提供了一种计算机程序产品，该计算机程序产品包括计算机指令，该计算机指令存储在计算机可读存储介质中，处理器从计算机可读存储介质中获取计算机指令，处理器执行计算机指令以实现如上述各实施例所述的地点标记方法。
本领域技术人员应该可以意识到，在上述一个或多个示例中，本申请实施例所描述的功能可以用硬件、软件、固件或它们的任意组合来实现。当使用软件实现时，可以将这些功能存储在计算机可读存储介质中或者作为计算机可读存储介质上的一个或多个指令或代码进行传输。计算机可读存储介质包括计算机存储介质和通信介质，其中通信介质包括便于从一个地方向另一个地方传送计算机程序的任何介质。存储介质可以是通用或专用计算机能够存取的任何可用介质。
以上所述仅为本申请的可选实施例，并不用以限制本申请，凡在本申请的精神和原则之内，所作的任何修改、等同替换、改进等，均应包含在本申请的保护范围之内。

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  1. 一种地点标记方法，所述方法由计算机设备执行，所述方法包括：
    响应于对虚拟环境中地点的标记操作，显示所述地点对应的标记功能添加控件，所述标记功能添加控件包括至少一个标记功能位；
    响应于对所述标记功能位中至少一个目标标记功能位的功能添加操作，在所述目标标记功能位中显示目标功能标识，所述目标功能标识用于表征标记所述目标地点所实现的目标功能，所述目标功能包括地点分享功能、任务分配功能以及资源提示功能中的至少一种；
    响应于对所述地点的标记确认操作，生效所述地点对应的所述目标功能。
  2. 根据权利要求1所述的方法，其中，所述响应于对所述标记功能位中至少一个目标标记功能位的功能添加操作，在所述目标标记功能位中显示目标功能标识，包括：
    显示至少一个功能选择控件，所述功能选择控件用于触发在所述标记功能位中添加所述功能选择控件对应的功能标识；
    响应于对所述功能选择控件中目标功能选择控件的选择操作，在所述目标标记功能位中显示所述目标功能选择控件对应的所述目标功能标识。
  3. 根据权利要求2所述的方法，其中，对所述目标功能选择控件的选择操作是对所述目标功能选择控件的拖动操作，且所述目标标记功能位位于所述拖动操作的拖动终点。
  4. 根据权利要求2或3所述的方法，其中，在所述目标功能包括所述地点分享功能的情况下，所述显示至少一个功能选择控件，包括：
    显示账号列表，所述账号列表包含至少一个候选账号；
    所述响应于对所述功能选择控件中目标功能选择控件的选择操作，在所述目标标记功能位中显示所述目标功能选择控件对应的所述目标功能标识，包括：
    响应于对所述候选账号中第一账号的选择操作，在所述目标标记功能位中显示所述第一账号对应的目标账号标识；
    所述响应于对所述地点的标记确认操作，生效所述地点对应的所述目标功能，包括：
    响应于对所述地点的所述标记确认操作，向所述第一账号分享所述地点。
  5. 根据权利要求4所述的方法，其中，所述第一账号包括个人账号、群组账号以及队伍账号中的至少一种。
  6. 根据权利要求2至5任一所述的方法，其中，在所述目标功能包括所述任务分配功能的情况下，所述显示至少一个功能选择控件，包括：
    显示任务选择列表，所述任务选择列表包含至少一个候选任务；
    所述响应于对所述功能选择控件中目标功能选择控件的选择操作，在所述目标标记功能位中显示所述目标功能选择控件对应的所述目标功能标识，包括：
    响应于对所述候选任务中目标任务的选择操作，在所述目标标记功能位中显示所述目标任务对应的目标任务标识；
    所述响应于对所述地点的标记确认操作，生效所述地点对应的所述目标功能，包括：
    响应于对所述地点的所述标记确认操作，为第二账号分配所述目标任务，所述第二账号为当前登录账号，以及所述地点分享功能所指示的分享账号中的至少一种。
  7. 根据权利要求6所述的方法，其中，所述显示任务选择列表，包括：
    基于所述地点确定地点范围，所述地点位于所述地点范围内；
    在所述地点范围内存在至少一个所述候选任务的情况下，显示所述任务选择列表。
  8. 根据权利要求6所述的方法，其中，在所述第二账号为当前登录账号的情况下，所述方法还包括：
    在所述第二账号对应的虚拟对象移动至所述地点的情况下，显示所述目标任务对应的任务提示信息。
  9. 根据权利要求2至8任一所述的方法，其中，在所述目标功能包括所述资源提示功能的情况下，所述显示至少一个功能选择控件，包括：
    显示资源选择列表，所述资源选择列表包含至少一个候选资源；
    所述响应于对所述功能选择控件中目标功能选择控件的选择操作，在所述目标标记功能位中显示所述目标功能选择控件对应的所述目标功能标识，包括：
    响应于对所述候选资源中目标资源的选择操作，在所述目标标记功能位中显示所述目标资源对应的目标资源标识；
    所述响应于对所述地点的标记确认操作，生效所述地点对应的所述目标功能，包括：
    响应于对所述地点的所述标记确认操作，为所述地点添加资源提示信息，其中，所述资源提示信息用于在第二账号对应的虚拟对象移动至所述地点时显示，所述第二账号为当前登录账号，以及所述地点分享功能所指示的分享账号中的至少一种。
  10. 根据权利要求9所述的方法，其中，所述显示资源选择列表，包括：
    基于所述地点确定地点范围，所述地点位于所述地点范围内；
    基于所述地点范围内所述候选资源的资源类型，显示所述资源选择列表。
  11. 根据权利要求1至10任一所述的方法，其中，所述响应于对所述地点的标记确认操作，生效所述地点对应的所述目标功能，包括：
    在接收到对所述地点的所述标记确认操作，且所述目标功能不包含所述地点分享功能的情况下，对当前登录账号生效所述地点对应的所述目标功能；
    在接收到对所述地点的所述标记确认操作，且所述目标功能包含所述地点分享功能的情况下，对所述地点分享功能所指示的分享账号生效所述地点对应的所述目标功能。
  12. 根据权利要求11所述的方法，其中，所述目标功能还包含附加功能，所述附加功能包括所述任务分配功能以及所述资源提示功能中的至少一种；
    所述在接收到对所述地点的所述标记确认操作，且所述目标功能包含所述地点分享功能的情况下，对所述地点分享功能所指示的分享账号生效所述地点对应的所述目标功能，包括：
    在接收到对所述地点的所述标记确认操作，且所述目标功能包含所述地点分享功能的情况下，确定所述地点分享功能所指示的分享账号；
    在存在至少两个所述分享账号，且不存在所述分享账号与所述附加功能之间的绑定关系的情况下，对各个所述分享账号生效所述地点对应的所述附加功能；
    在存在至少两个所述分享账号，且存在所述分享账号与所述附加功能之间的绑定关系的情况下，基于所述绑定关系，对所述分享账号生效所述地点对应的所述附加功能。
  13. 根据权利要求12所述的方法，其中，所述方法还包括：
    接收对第一目标标记功能位中分享账号标识和第二目标标记功能位中附加功能标识的绑定操作；
    基于所述绑定操作建立所述分享账号与所述附加功能之间的所述绑定关系。
  14. 根据权利要求1至13任一所述的方法，其中，所述响应于对虚拟环境中地点的标记操作，显示所述地点对应的标记功能添加控件，包括：
    响应于对地点标记控件的拖动操作，基于拖动操作的拖动终点确定所述地点，并显示所述地点对应的地点标识；
    在所述地点标识周侧显示所述标记功能添加控件；
    所述方法还包括：
    将所述地点标记控件变换为标记确认控件；
    所述响应于对所述地点的标记确认操作，生效所述地点对应的所述目标功能，包括：
    响应于对所述标记确认控件的触发操作，生效所述地点对应的所述目标功能。
  15. 根据权利要求1至14任一所述的方法，其中，在所述目标功能包括所述地点分享功能的情况下，所述方法还包括：
    显示所述地点分享功能所指示的分享账号的分享状态标识；
    基于所述分享账号的分享接受情况，更新所述分享状态标识的显示效果，所述分享接受情况包括离线未接收、接受分享以及拒绝分享中的至少一种。
  16. 一种地点标记装置，所述装置包括：
    控件显示模块，用于响应于对虚拟环境中地点的标记操作，显示所述地点对应的标记功能添加控件，所述标记功能添加控件包括至少一个标记功能位；
    标识显示模块，用于响应于对所述标记功能位中至少一个目标标记功能位的功能添加操作，在所述目标标记功能位中显示目标功能标识，所述目标功能标识用于表征标记所述目标地点所实现的目标功能，所述目标功能包括地点分享功能、任务分配功能以及资源提示功能中的至少一种；
    功能生效模块，用于响应于对所述地点的标记确认操作，生效所述地点对应的所述目标功能。
  17. 一种计算机设备，所述计算机设备包括处理器和存储器，所述存储器中存储有至少一条计算机指令，所述至少一条计算机指令由所述处理器加载并执行以实现如权利要求1至15任一所述的地点标记方法。
  18. 一种计算机可读存储介质，所述计算机可读存储介质存储有至少一条计算机指令，所述至少一条计算机指令由处理器加载并执行以实现如权利要求1至15任一所述的地点标记方法。
  19. 一种计算机程序产品，所述计算机程序产品包括计算机指令，所述计算机指令存储在计算机可读存储介质中；计算机设备的处理器从所述计算机可读存储介质读取所述计算机指令，所述处理器执行所述计算机指令，使得所述计算机设备实现如权利要求1至15任一所述的地点标记方法。
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