GET YOUR BEARINGS
Plan your next Pyroworks session
Our independent guide expands on Pyroworks’ documented systems, offering structured exercises that let you observe visual fidelity, brand variety, mod creation, show design, and Steam integration without assuming hidden mechanics.
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Effect Comparison
Launch two fireworks from different real‑life brands in the same session. Record observations on particle density, color intensity, and explosion timing to evaluate the realistic rendering.
- Observe two fireworks side by side to notice differences in spark density and color fade.
- Watch the timing of explosions to gauge how closely they match real‑world firework bursts.
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Brand Exploration
Build a brief sequence alternating between Funke Fireworks and Weco Fireworks. Note how each brand’s visual style influences the rhythm and overall aesthetic of the display.
- Browse the brand list to identify visual signatures unique to each manufacturer.
- Combine fireworks from different brands within a single show to create visual contrast.
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Modding Trial
Follow the official modding guide to add a custom firework model. Test it in a private session, then compare its behavior and appearance to a native firework.
- Read the supplied modding documentation before starting a new project.
- Test a custom firework in a private session to verify its behavior.
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COBRA™ 18M Mastery
Design a multi‑stage show using the COBRA™ 18M system, saving after each stage. Replay the saved world to verify timing consistency and make adjustments as needed.
- Save after major edits to avoid losing progress.
- Share saved world files through community platforms for feedback.
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Steam Feature Review
Browse the Steam Workshop for community‑created fireworks, then load one of those maps to see how the game integrates external content.
- Explore the Steam Workshop for community‑created fireworks and maps.
- Check the Steam Achievements list to see which milestones are tracked.
