  We propose a general scheme determining the quantum pointer basis of a
macroscopic object interacting with environment. Unlike the decoherence
program, our pointer basis does not require robustness against entanglement,
but require robustness on the object state itself. The proposed pointer basis
does not rely on master equations, and so is easily calculable since it has a
time-local analytic formula. We show that, as a convincing example, the
proposed formula gives an satisfactory pointer basis of a macroscopic flying
body such as a bullet whose pointer states should have well-defined momentum as
well as highly-localized position.
