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/*!
\title QML Demos - Maroon in Trouble
\example demos/maroon
\brief This is an example game written in QML.
\image qml-maroon-demo-icon.png
The Maroon in Trouble game demonstrates some of the UI effects that QtQuick provides to
make UIs more visually rich. It take a simple tower defense game and then jazzes it up with
animated sprites, particle effects, and sound effects (if the QtMultimedia module is available).
The game also demonstrates the extensibility of QML, by making it easy to add more types of tower
for the player to build. Advanced QML users should be able to play around with adding additional
types of towers or mobs.
*/
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