👉 Computing plots refer to the structured sequences of events or actions that drive a narrative in storytelling, whether in literature, film, or interactive media. These plots typically follow a framework that includes exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution. The exposition introduces characters, setting, and the central conflict or problem. Rising action builds tension through a series of events that escalate the stakes and complications. The climax is the peak of tension, where the central conflict reaches its most intense point. Falling action follows the climax, resolving some of the immediate conflicts and setting the stage for the conclusion. In interactive or game-based computing plots, players actively influence the sequence of events, making choices that can lead to multiple possible outcomes or endings. This dynamic interplay between predefined narrative paths and player agency creates engaging and personalized storytelling experiences.
