The concept of automatic creation tool for computer game scenario prototype
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The description of the architecture of the tool for generating a scenario prototype from the text outlined in this paper is described based on the existing solutions.
We formed software requirements and developed prototype of the tool that illustrating the basic principle of the user's work with the application.
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