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0001 /* GCompris - ActivityInfo.qml 0002 * 0003 * SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2015 Bruno Coudoin <bruno.coudoin@gcompris.net> 0004 * 0005 * SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-3.0-or-later 0006 */ 0007 import GCompris 1.0 0008 0009 ActivityInfo { 0010 name: "chess/Chess.qml" 0011 difficulty: 6 0012 icon: "chess/chess.svg" 0013 author: "Bruno Coudoin <bruno.coudoin@gcompris.net>" 0014 //: Activity title 0015 title: qsTr("Play chess (against Tux)") 0016 description: "" 0017 //intro: "play chess against Tux" 0018 goal: "" 0019 prerequisite: "" 0020 //: Help manual 0021 //: Much of this string is shared across the three activities "chess", "chess_partyend", and "chess_2players". 0022 manual: qsTr("In this activity you discover the chess game by playing against the computer. It displays the possible target positions for any selected piece which helps the children understand how pieces moves. At first level the computer is fully random to give more chances to the children. As level increases, the computer plays better. You can use the arrow buttons to manually select the difficulty level. 0023 \nYou can achieve a mate sooner if you follow these simple rules: 0024 Trying to drive your opponent's king in the corner. 0025 <b>Explanation</b>: this way your opponent's king would have only 3 directions to move instead of 8 from a better position. 0026 'Making a trap'. Use your pawns as baits. 0027 <b>Explanation</b>: this way you can lure your opponent out of his 'comfort zone'. 0028 Be patient enough. 0029 <b>Explanation</b>: don't rush too quick, be patient. Let yourself think a little bit and try to predict your opponent's future moves, so that you can catch him or secure your pieces from his attacks.") + ("<br><br>") + qsTr("Single click on undo button will undo one move. Single click on redo button will redo one move. To undo all the moves, press and hold the undo button for 3 seconds.") 0030 credit: qsTr("The chess engine is p4wn <https://github.com/douglasbagnall/p4wn>.") 0031 section: "strategy" 0032 createdInVersion: 5000 0033 }