Fireworks in Turing, HELP PLEASE :D

[SamF]

What is it you are trying to achieve?
I just made a blackjack game and when someone wins, it says, CONGRATULATIONS!!! YOU ARE A MILLIONAIRE!!!
I was just wondering if there was a way to make fireworks go off in the background, like in solitaire when you win the game

[imbored]

cant you just make it simple and put a picture of a firework and make some sounds? and then call it done? or.. do you want an animation cause i think you can do that with multiple frames of a picture... or if gif works you can put that.. but idk if gif works

[Tony]

SamF @ Fri Jan 01, 2010 10:09 pm wrote:

I was just wondering if there was a way to make fireworks go off in the background, like in solitaire when you win the game

Yes, there is a way.

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Tony @ Fri Jan 01, 2010 10:29 pm wrote:

SamF @ Fri Jan 01, 2010 10:09 pm wrote:

I was just wondering if there was a way to make fireworks go off in the background, like in solitaire when you win the game

Yes, there is a way.

Quite literal aren't we?

I like it

[ecookman]

If you are a beginner coder, what I would do is draw a box, and using the locate function make the box move upwards, and then when the y = [whatever], draw smaller different color boxes from there.

If you want more fireworks on the screen, move the X coordinates.

[registration]

ecookman @ Sat Jan 02, 2010 1:37 pm wrote:

If you are a beginner coder, what I would do is draw a box, and using the locate function make the box move upwards, and then when the y = [whatever], draw smaller different color boxes from there.

If you want more fireworks on the screen, move the X coordinates.

...or just use a gif image. and why would you use boxes?

if you've done falling snow animation this should be quite easy.

[SamF]

I havent done falling snow animation

[andrew.]

Basically, make a small circle go straight up. Then at a certain y value, make it "explode" by making it split into smaller ovals which will fall down and get smaller until the radius is 0.

[ecookman]

andrew. @ Tue Jan 05, 2010 7:02 pm wrote:

Basically, make a small circle go straight up. Then at a certain y value, make it "explode" by making it split into smaller ovals which will fall down and get smaller until the radius is 0.

Now there's a cool idea