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Main Apache-2.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Simulator Apache-2.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Gallery Apache-2.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Modules Apache-2.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Overview

Project website phydemo.app/ray-optics
Instructions for translators

There are four components:

  • Main: The strings for the home page, about page, and all the "Tools" and "View" descriptions. Most of them are shared between the home page and the simulator.

  • Simulator: The strings which are only for the simulator. Not including the content of the "Tools -> Other -> Import Modules" window.

  • Gallery: The strings for the Gallery page and of all the items in the Gallery. This includes the text in the carousel in the home page and the examples in the module tutorial.

  • Modules: The content of the "Tools -> Other -> Import Modules" window, and the module tutorial page.

    The Main and Simulator are the most important ones, and should be translated first. The simulator web app will have the language option as long as the translation starts. But other webpages will be built only if the number of translated string reaches some threshold and/or certain strings are translated.

    To create a new language, click into the "Main" component and click "+" at the upper left corner of the list.

    Some of the strings are in Markdown format. Do not add additional line breaks unless necessary (they will be shown as line breaks on the webpage). For strings that already contains line breaks but not due to new paragraphs or itemize (especially the ones in the gallery data), please make similar line breaks in the target language such that the total width of the text is as closed to the source language as possible, and the breaking points as semantically reasonable as possible. In this case, the number of lines does not need to match that of the source strings.
Project maintainers User avatar ricktu288
Language English
Language code en
Text direction Left to right
Number of speakers 1,728,900,209
4 days ago

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Total 765 10,068 61,910
Translated 100% 765 100% 10,068 100% 61,910
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Read-only 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0
Failing checks 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0
Strings with suggestions 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0
Untranslated strings 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0
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When you look at an object underwater from the air, the depth of the object appears to be smaller than its actual depth. This phenomenon is due to the refraction of light, and is demonstrated in this simulation. The apparent depth depends on the position of the observer, which can be demonstrated by dragging the blue circle.
When you look at an object underwater from the air, the depth of the object appears to be smaller than its actual depth. This phenomenon is due to the refleraction of light, and is demonstrated in this simulation. The apparent depth depends on the position of the observer, which can be demonstrated by dragging the blue circle.
5 days ago
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When you look at an object underwater from the air, the depth of the object appears to be smaller than its actual depth. This phenomenon is due to the reflection of light, and is demonstrated in this simulation. The apparent depth depends on the position of the observer, which can be demonstrated by dragging the blue circle.
When you look at an object underwater from the air, the depth of the object appears to be smaller than its actual depth. This phenomenon is due to the refleraction of light, and is demonstrated in this simulation. The apparent depth depends on the position of the observer, which can be demonstrated by dragging the blue circle.
5 days ago
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The “locales/en/gallery.json” file was changed. a week ago
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This simulation compares the two orientations of a plano-convex lens focusing a beam, highlighting the different sizes of spherical aberrations.
This simulation compares the two orientations of a plano-convex lens focusing a beam, highlighting the different sizes of spherical aberrations.
a week ago
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Orientations of plano-convex lens
Orientations of plano-convex lens
a week ago
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The “locales/en/simulator.json” file was changed. 13 days ago
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Determines how the brightnesses (and colors if "Simulate Colors" is on) of the rays or images are mapped to the colors on the screen. Only configurable when using "Correct Brightness".
Determines how the brightnesses (and colors if "Simulate Colors" is on) of the rays or images are mapped to the colors on the screen. Only configurable when "Float Color Renderer" is enabledusing "Correct Brightness".
13 days ago
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Failed to enable "Correct Brightness". Your browser may not support WebGL floating-point textures.
Failed to enable "Correct Brightness". Your browser may not support WebGL floating-point textures.
13 days ago
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By default, the brightness on the screen does not consistently represent the brightness of the rays. This option fixes it using a specialized renderer, but may reduce the performance on some devices. (On some other devices it actually improves the performance.)
By default, the brightness on the screen does not consistently represent the brightness of the rays. This option fixes it using a specialized renderer, but may reduce the performance on some devices. (On some other devices it actually improves the performance.)
13 days ago
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