Fireworks

Rockets bursting into falling sparks.

Setting	Kind	Starts at	Range and notes
First colour`colour1`	colour	`#7ce695`	–
Second colour`colour2`	colour	`#ffc861`	–
Third colour`colour3`	colour	`#ff7a90`	–
Colours`palette`	choice	These three	These three, Every colour
Bursts`shape`	choice	Mixed	Mixed, Round, Rings, Willow
Bursts a minute`rate`	number	18	0 to 120
Size`size`	number	22%	5% to 60%
Fall`gravity`	number	1×	0 to 2×
Trails`trail`	number	50%	0% to 100%
Crackle`crackle`	number	40%	0% to 100%Sparks twinkle as they die
Brightness`brightness`	number	100%	0% to 200%
Show the rockets rising`rockets`	on or off	on	–
Burst where clicked`clicks`	on or off	on	–
Bursts on the beat`sound`	number	0%	0% to 100%How often a beat sets one off

From a script

Every setting above can be changed by the scene's logic, by its key. Say the layer is called Fireworks:

scene.set("Fireworks", "colour1", "#ff8a5c");scene.animate("Fireworks", "opacity", 0.5, 2);

import { scene } from "motion";scene.set("Fireworks", "colour1", "#ff8a5c");scene.animate("Fireworks", "opacity", 0.5, 2);

What every layer has

Besides its own settings, every layer has its opacity, blend, placement, quick effects and an effects stack. They're listed once, on the layers page.