activities/color_mix/ActivityInfo.qml

0001 /* GCompris - ActivityInfo.qml
0002  *
0003  * SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2015 Stephane Mankowski <stephane@mankowski.fr>
0004  *
0005  * SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-3.0-or-later
0006  */
0007 import GCompris 1.0
0008
0009 ActivityInfo {
0010   name: "color_mix/ColorMix.qml"
0011   difficulty: 4
0012   icon: "color_mix/color_mix.svg"
0013   author: "Stephane Mankowski &lt;stephane@mankowski.fr&gt;"
0014   //: Activity title
0015   title: qsTr("Mixing paint colors")
0016   //: Help title
0017   description: qsTr("Discover paint color mixing.")
0018 //  intro: "Match the color by moving the sliders on the tubes of paint"
0019   //: Help goal
0020   goal: qsTr("Mix primary colors to match the given color.")
0021   prerequisite: ""
0022   //: Help manual
0023   manual: qsTr("This activity teaches how mixing primary paint colors works (subtractive mixing).") + ("<br><br>") +
0024           qsTr("Paints and inks absorb different colors of the light falling on it, subtracting it from what you see. The more ink you add, the more light is absorbed, and the darker the resulting color becomes. We can mix just three primary colors to make many new colors. The primary colors for paint/ink are cyan (a special shade of blue), magenta (a special shade of pink), and yellow.") + ("<br><br>") +
0025           qsTr("Change the color by moving the sliders on the tubes of paint or by clicking on the + and - buttons. Then click on the OK button to validate your answer.")
0026   credit: ""
0027   section: "sciences experiment color"
0028   createdInVersion: 0
0029 }