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/*!
    \example ClusterTutorial
    \ingroup studioexamples
    \brief Contains sources for the Cluster Tutorial videos.

    \title Cluster Tutorial

    \e {Cluster Tutorial} example contains the source files for a set of
    video tutorials that explain how to export designs from Adobe
    Photoshop to \QDS and to edit them to create Qt Quick UIs.

    Select the \uicontrol Tutorials tab in the Welcome mode to watch the
    following tutorials:

    \list
        \li Part 1 provides an introduction to \QDS and \QB Adobe Photoshop
            exporter.
        \li Part 2 describes adding custom fonts and getting started with the
            timeline.
        \li Part 3 describes creating animations, applying effects, and using
            ISO icons.
        \li Part 4 describes using bindings and mock data.
        \li Part 5 describes states, animation, and easing curves.
    \endlist
*/