A Visual Interaction Cue Framework from Video Game Environments for Augmented Reality
summary
Paper presents a descriptive framework derived from 49 games analyzed that classifies visual interaction cues along three dimensions: purpose (three tasks: discover, look, go), markedness (styling: subtle, emphasized, integrated, overlay), and trigger (player/context/agent/persistent); includes a library prototype that implements discover cues as a worn sticker, a flashing particle wrap, a floating 3D arrow, and an overlay mini‑map, and shows how game cue patterns map directly to AR design choices.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction and motivation
- 2:11Video game guidance inspiration
- 5:18Framework creation process
- 7:12Framework dimensions explained
- 12:28Prototype application design
- 15:16Future work and challenges
- 15:58Q&A session
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