JPS61164576A - Remote matching shogi board - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

Detailed Description of the Invention A common object of the present invention recited in claims 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 is to To provide a shogi board for remote play that allows two shogi players who are separated from each other to smoothly play a shogi game by using a telephone or the like.

A conventional shogi board has a total of 81 squares with 9 shogi marks in each square.
Since there are no board codes, smooth remote play is almost impossible. For example, if both A and B play a traditional shogi board in front of each other and play remotely using both telephones, A will identify the chess symbol of the box that is his move and play "5". He reads out ``Rokupo'' or ``4 Hachikin'' and transmits it to B over the phone, and B listens to it over the phone and uses it as A's move to search for and identify the chess card on the board in front of him and pick up A's pieces. The box Vr-moves, and B's fingers and hands are transferred to the person in the same way, and the game progresses by repeating this process, but for players who have not memorized the game keys, it is quick and accurate. It is impossible to transmit and receive moves, and even someone who is as good as a player concentrates on the strategy of the game, so it is not always possible to transmit and receive moves without 100% error. do not have.

If both A-8 and A-8 incorrectly transmitted even one move, the situation quickly becomes confusing.

The cause of the 5i #dog who made a mistake in the chess card is! #If you only look at a part of the box to be added, even an expert will not be able to decipher the game mark in that box.In the end, after looking over the entire board, you will need to learn the positional relationship between the vertical and horizontal stripes. Since the player relies on his/her intuition to estimate and decipher the chess cards in the box, mistakes are likely to occur.
Also, for beginners, you have to visually track and count the vertical and horizontal stripes, which not only leads to mistakes but also takes time.
It is impossible for the game to proceed smoothly.

In order to improve these shortcomings of conventional shogi boards for remote play, we have created a system unique to each box so that you can instantly read out the shogi symbols by just partially looking at the box that should be specified as a move. Chess symbols are attached to each of the 81 squares so that they are easy to read. By doing so, you can identify all your moves and accurately tell your opponent.
Not only can you quickly communicate, but also the other person's fingers and hands? Even when receiving calls over the phone, searching and identifying the box in question can now be performed extremely easily, quickly, and accurately, and the mutual communication between two remote players has become extremely accurate and smooth, making the game even easier. This has the great effect of making the game proceed smoothly, and fully demonstrating its function as a shogi board for remote games. This, coupled with the spread and lower cost of communication methods such as telephones, has meant that the overall opportunities for playing shogi have changed from face-to-face games to remote games using telephones, etc.)
It is possible to contribute to the spread and development of shogi culture in an epoch-making manner.

The characters surrounding the chess notes are Arabic numerals, Chinese numerals, Japanese syllabary,
Use alphabets or combinations thereof as appropriate.

The above are the claims 1, 2, 3,
These are the purpose, structure, and effect common to Paragraph 4, Paragraph 5, and Paragraph 6 of the same.

Hereinafter, the structure of adding chess symbols and the like will be explained for each invention based on the drawings.

1. Scope of Claims Paragraph 1 (Essential Requirements) and Paragraph 2
Regarding Section 1, FIG. 1 is a plan view showing the state of implementation of the subject invention with the addition of chess cards, and the explanation will be based on this figure.

According to the present invention, in the device (2) of the 81 squares on the shogi board [1], the shogi marks (3) unique to each square are placed in a direction that can be read from the first player's side (4) (the shogi marks characters are on the second player's side (4)). 5) in the opposite direction) (31) and, conversely, the direction in which the tsumashi ki mark characters can be read from the back side (5) (in the opposite direction when viewed from the first side (4)) There are two marks (3) in total, and the marks (3) are distributed equally from the first player (4) and the second player (5).
Ruru is a shogi board for remote games that has been marked with K to make it easier to read. The two marks (3) in one square are the same, but the marks (3) for the first move and the marks (3) for the second move are turned around so that they can be easily read from their respective seats. They are living together. In this case, even if the shogi piece (8) is placed in the square, the shogi symbol (
The positions of the chess marks (3) are uniformly provided at corners with a wide margin or along the sides so that 31 can be read.

Furthermore, the chess marks (3) for the direction of 9 are made easier to read by color-coded for the first move and the second move using red, black, green, blue, white, yellow, etc.

Claim 2 provides a shogi board for remote games according to claim 1, which provides markings (6) for the seats of the first and second players determined based on the placement pattern of the chess symbols (3) in their prime.
(The force is applied to the remaining parts outside the boxes on the first player's side (4) and the second player's side (5), respectively, to fix the relationship between the prime arrangement pattern of the chess cards and the seats of the first player and the second player. 1- prevents confusion. effective,.

A shogi board (1) with the same pattern constructed using the above method,
Both players in remote locations place one side in front of each other, take their seats in the first and second positions, and play using their phones, allowing them to read out and transmit their own chess cards (3). and the chess card (3) as the opponent's move received from the opponent.
) is performed 100% accurately and quickly, which has the great effect of allowing the remote shogi game between the two parties to proceed smoothly.

2.Claim 3 (essential requirements) and! i@4
Regarding the item, FIG. 2 is a plan view showing the state of implementation of the item invention with the addition of game marks, etc., and the explanation will be based on this figure.

The present invention simply requires only one shogi symbol unique to each box to be attached to the shogi board + IIK of 81 boxes of masterpieces (2). As a means of making it possible to read each game mark (3) with equal ease from both the player's side (4) and the player's player side (5), the direction of the card (3) is adjusted relative to the horizontal stripes on the board. This is a shogi board for remote games that is installed in a parallel direction (a direction rotated 90 degrees with respect to the vertical striped buttons) and unified on either the left or right side.

In this case, the positions of the shogi marks (3) should be unified along the wide side of the room or in the corners so that the shogi marks (3) can be read even when the shogi pieces (8) are placed in the square. establish.

Claim 4 provides that, in the shogi board for remote games according to claim 3, the placement pattern of the chess symbols (3) in the prime position is determined based on the display of the first and second players seats+61.
(71 is placed on the left side of the box on the first player's side (4) and the second player's side 15), fixing the arrangement pattern of the chess symbols (3) and the relationship between the seats on the first and second players to prevent confusion. It is effective in preventing.

By having both players in remote locations place a shogi board (1) with the same pattern in front of them in front of each other using the above method, and play the game using telephones in combination with the first player and the second player. Reading out and transmitting the chess symbol (3) as your own move and searching for the chess symbol (3) as the opponent's move received from the opponent.
Identification is done quickly and with 100% certainty,
This has the great effect of making the remote shogi match between the two parties proceed smoothly. The shogi board for remote games of the present invention has the advantage that the manufacturing cost is low because it fully exhibits the function of remote games with one box, one box, and one board.

3. Regarding Claims 5 (Essential Requirements) and 6, Figures 3 and 4 are plan views showing the state of implementation of the subject invention with chess marks attached, etc., and based on these figures. This will be explained below.

The present invention is designed for use in remote games, which makes it possible to reduce the number of game marks (3) unique to each box to one in the master book (2) of 81 squares, and to read the game marks (3) from the front. It's a shogi board. To achieve this, a shogi board with both front and back sides (Fig. 3 fil and Fig. 4 (1)) has one board surface (Fig. 3 (1)) for the first move, and the opposite board surface (Fig. 4 (1)). A double-sided shogi board (Figure 4 (1)) is provided for the second player. One board (Figure 3 (1)) is used for the first move, so there are 81 squares of masterpieces (2).
The game mark (3) unique to each box is placed in the direction in which the game mark (3) can be read from the player's side (4), as seen from the player's side (4). (The direction that looks the other way)
Only one chess mark is provided in the table. In this case, the position of the shogi mark (3) in the book (2) to which the shogi mark (3) is attached should be on a side with a wide margin so that the shogi mark (3) can be read even when the shogi piece (8) is placed on the square. Provide uniformly along the line or at the corner. Next, on the opposite side of the board (Figure 4 (1)), in order to be used for the draw, there are 81 squares of famous books (2), and each square has its own chess mark (3). ,
This is a check mark arrangement pattern seen from the draw side (5).
) (the direction in which the tsume p mark (3) appears in the opposite direction when viewed from the player (4)). In this case as well, the positions within the device (2) to which the marks (3) are attached are uniformly placed along the sides of the box or at the corners, similar to the above-mentioned board for the first move (Fig. 3 (1)). .

Claim 6 provides that in the shogi board for remote games with double-sided reduction according to claim 5, the markings (6 ) (7) t, the first player (4) and the second player (5)
These are placed in the margins outside the squares, and have the effect of fixing the placement pattern of the chess cards and the relationship between the first and second players and preventing confusion.

A double-sided shogi board for remote games with the same pattern and equipped with the above means (Figure 3 (1) and Figure 4 (1)) t-1 Both players in the remote locations of the first and second players play the first game, respectively. (Figure 3 (
1)) and for the second move (Fig. 4 (1)), with the boards facing up and facing the chess cards (3), and by playing the game using the telephone, you can learn how to use your own moves. Reading and transmitting the chess card (3) and receiving it from the opponent as the opponent's move (3)
Since the search and identification can be performed 100% accurately and quickly, there is a great effect that the remote shogi game between the two players can proceed smoothly.

If the move changes between the first move and the second move, just flip the board over and use it.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a plan view of a shogi board for remote games according to claims 1 and 2, and FIG. 2 is a plan view of a shogi board for remote games according to claims 3 and 4. FIG. 3 is a plan view of a shogi board for playing games, and FIG. 4 is a plan view of a shogi board for first move based on claims 5 and 6. FIG. 7 is a plan view of a shogi board for the second move based on the description in item 6.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. Each of the 81 squares (2) on the shogi board (Fig. 1 (1))
Inside the box, put the chess mark (board code) (3) unique to each box on the player's side (
4) A direction in which the ki mark can be read facing the player (the direction in which the ki mark looks reversed when viewed from the drawer's side (5)) and a direction in which it can be read head-on from the drawer's side (5) (the direction in which the ki mark looks the other way when viewed from the drawer's side (5)). A shogi board for remote play, characterized by having two sets of shogi marks (in opposite directions when viewed from the ground) with uniform positions. 2. Move the markings (6) and (7) for the seats of the first player and the second player to the first player's seat (4).
) and the back side (5) of the shogi board for remote game play according to claim 1, wherein the shogi board is provided in the remaining portions outside the box on the back side (5). 3. Each of the 81 squares (2) on the shogi board (Figure 2 (1))
Inside, the game mark (board code) (3) unique to each box is unified in direction and position in a direction parallel to the horizontal stripes on the board (in a direction rotated 90 degrees to the vertical stripes), and one game for each square is unified. A shogi board for remote play that is characterized by having only marks. 4. Place the markings (6) and (7) for the first and second seats on the first and second seats (4).
A shogi board for remote playing according to claim 3, wherein the shogi board is provided in the remaining areas outside the box on the back side (5) and on the back side (5). 5. On a shogi board with shogi boards on both the front and back sides, in order to use one board surface (Fig. 3 (1)) for the first move,
In each square (2) of one square, there is a chess mark (board code) (3) unique to each square.
) as seen from the player's side (4), and the player's player (4)
In the direction that can be read directly from the player (the direction in which the marks look backwards when viewed from the back side (5)), the positions within the squares are unified, and only one mark is provided in each square. In Figure (1)), in order to use it for the draw, in each box (2) of 81 squares, there is a shogi mark (board code) (3) unique to each box, and the shogi mark arrangement as seen from the back side (5). , a double-sided type in which the positions of the boxes are unified and only one check mark is provided in each square in the direction that can be read from the back side (5) (the direction in which the check marks are viewed from the first side (4)). Shogi board for remote play. 6. Signs for the seats of the first player and the second player (the first player sign is shown in Figure 3 (6),
The second move indicator is shown in Figure 4 (7)), and the first move indicator is shown in Figure 3 (1).
) and the back side (5) of the second player's board (FIG. 4 (1)), the double-sided shogi board for remote play according to claim 5 is provided, respectively. .