The firework projectile effect menu can be used to edit or create firework projectile effects. These projectile effects will create fireworks at the position of the projectile. The menu should look like this:

• Clicking the Cancel button will take you back to the menu you came from, without adding a new firework projectile effect (if you were creating a new projectile effect) and without keeping any changes you made here (if you were editing an existing effect).
• If you are creating a new firework projectile effect, clicking the Create button will add the effect and then take you back to the menu you came from.
• If you are editing an existing firework projectile effect, clicking the Apply button will take you back to the menu you came from, and keep the changes you made here.

The right side of the page is used to configure the firework effects. You need at least 1 firework effect, but you can add many more if you want. If you make more, they will all be displayed at the same time. Every firework effect is represented by an 'orange' box (in the example above, there is only 1). You can add more by clicking the big green + button. You can remove boxes/firework effects by clicking their X button on the right. Every firework effect has the following properties:

• Flicker: whether the firework effect should have the flicker/twinkle effect.
• Trail: whether the firework effect should have the trail effect.
• Type: the type/shape of the firework effect. Click on the button on the right of Type: to change it. The text on the button shows the currently selected type.
• Colors: the colors that the firework effect will show right after the explosion. All these colors will be shown at the same time. Use the green + button to add colors. Every color consists of a red, green, and blue value. Each of these values must be at least 0 and at most 255. The higher the red value, the more 'red' the firework effect will be. The same holds for green and blue. For instance (Red=255, Green=0, Blue=0) denotes the color red and (Red=255, Green=0, Blue=200) denotes the color pink. (Because pink is a combination of red and blue.) You can use a site like this to easily design colors.
• Fade colors: the colors that the firework effect will show a while after the explosion. All the fade colors will be shown at the same time, but they will be shown after the regular colors are (mostly) gone. The configuration of fade colors is similar to the configuration of regular colors.