Application (pre-grant publication)
SYSTEMS AND METHODS TO DETERMINE CONTENT FOR A NARRATIVE BASED ON USER INPUT RELATED TO THE NARRATIVE
- Number
- 20240013179
- Published
- 2024-01-11
- Filed
- 2023-07-07
- Assignee
- Disney Enterprises, Inc.
- Inventors
- Khalfan; Alif et al.
- CPC
- A63F13/792; A63F13/47; A63F13/69; G06Q20/36; G06Q20/1235
- Verdict
- Set aside narrative/digital-asset generation tied to NFT-cluster business
- Source
- Google Patents · FreePatentsOnline
Abstract
Systems and methods to determine content for a narrative based on user input related to the narrative are disclosed. Exemplary implementations may: effectuate presentation of a narrative via client computing platforms associated with users; obtain, user inputs in relation to the active content; initiate a smart contract configured to receive the user inputs; initiate a smart contract configured to determine whether the user inputs include one or more of the trigger events; initiate a smart contract configured to determine the inactive content for presentation upon determination that one or more of the trigger events occurred; initiate a smart contract configured to transmit an indication to the one or more processors to effectuate presentation of the inactive content; and initiate a smart contract configured to generate and execute a set of instructions to record the reclassification and the active content on the decentralized ledger.
Background
FIELD OF THE DISCLOSURE
The present disclosure relates to systems and methods to determine content for a narrative based on user input related to the narrative. BACKGROUND
Experiences where a user is enabled to customize a narrative or book as they proceed may be costly to implement such an experience for a plurality of users. SUMMARY
One aspect of the present disclosure relates to a system configured to determine content for a narrative based on user input related to the narrative. The narrative may be an interactive experience. Limited portions of the narrative may be presented to users via client computing platforms. The narrative may present or make available content that is classified as active content. As the users progress through the narrative, they may discover more active content. Based on how the users interact with the active content or responsive to discovering one or more of the active content, a smart contract may determine whether such user interactions satisfy one or more trigger events that are associated with inactive content stored in electronic storage. Responsive to satisfaction of the one or more trigger events, the associated inactive content may be determined and transmitted to servers (the same that effectuate presentation of the narrative) for presentation. The classification of the inactive content and the action content may be updated accordingly and recorded on a decentralized ledger. Thus, a unique narrative may be generated