You can also attach sequences of consecutive fireworks to the timeline, without doing “ctrl + c, ctrl + v”, but simply by flagging an option in the effects window selection. The effects selection window opens much faster and now you can finally search for fireworks by their name! Those with many effects will no longer have to scroll through the list of fireworks to find the desired article. It is possible to create fireworks using Paint, although I believe this feature should still be improved! I noticed that also the fireworks editor has had several changes with new features, now it is possible to create perfect spheres, adjusting the variation of the position of the star. It is possible to preview the frame of the area that will be visible in the video, and this is also a feature that I really appreciated. What I would like most would be to be able to synchronize the effects in a database in the cloud, without having to back up your effects every time on a harddisk if you intend to change the device. The ability to save shows on the net would also be a good idea.Ī cloud-oriented approach is what FWsim would need, in my opinion.įWsim’s effects don’t take up as much storage space, so I think this cloud solution is difficult but not impossible! In this way, the effects would always remain available, and changing computers, once authenticated in FWsim with a simple account, all their effects would be available immediately. In addition, I suggest adding a search bar also in the online fireworks database, in order to make the window more pleasant to use. My homemade valutations for this software are as follows: Create firework displays with your favourite music. Build your own firework effects, or choose from a huge effects library. So someone might ask me if it is worth using FWsim 3, the answer is it depends. Create your own fireworks FWsim was made for everyone interested in fireworks. If you have the possibility to have it for free, the answer is yes, there are only more good things and there are no big problems. There is also a professional edition available, designed.
FWsim was first released in 2010 as a fireworks display planning software, aimed at pyrotechnic professionals and fireworks enthusiasts. If instead you have to pay it, I suggest you stop for a few seconds and think if it is really worth it. It's realistic and deep enough to satisfy the needs of a fireworks pro, but intuitive and easy-to-use so everyone can enjoy it as a purely creative tool.
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