No, only on Windows. However, you can install Windows on your Mac computer and then run FWsim on that.
For Android, you can try Fireworks Deluxe. It’s a live wallpaper, and has the best graphics of any apps out there. Highly recommended!
You can try the full version of FWsim for one hour. If you want to continue using it, it costs €19.99 / $24.99.
FWsim comes with an unconditional 30-day money-back guarantee!
In My Documents\FW-Sim. There are subfolders for every author name.
Please make sure FWsim is closed. Then, go to My Documents\FW-Sim. You will find subfolders for every author name. You will also find one folder with downloaded effects. If you don’t need effects anymore, simply delete them or move them to a different folder outside of My Documents\FW-Sim.
Then, re-start FWsim and your effects will be gone.
FWsim should run very well on current PCs, even with huge fireworks. If you do experience bad performance, please try the following:
ShowSim is a different fireworks software. ShowSim and FWsim sometimes get confused.
A half/half-shell in FWsim. In the effect editor, click “File” -> “New”. Select “Peony”. Add a second set of Stars to the explosion node. Give each of the stars a different color. Set the distribution on both stars to “Hemisphere”. Then, click one of the stars and check “Rotate”, enter “180”. Be sure to rotate only one of the stars, and not the other. Your effect tree should look like this:
Shell
Explosion
Stars (Green, Rotate by 180°)
Stars (Red, no rotation)
To make the shell look a bit more clean and perfect, reduce the “speed variance” and increase the star count in both “Star” nodes.
Create one shell, and attach several explosions to it. Each explosion can occur at different times, and release different stars. The shell flies until the last explosion.
There is a configuration option, hidden in a file, which you can use to adjust how much light shines from fireworks on buildings and on the ground. To change this option, please follow these steps:
Right-click the file in iTunes, then select “Information”. A window pops up and at the bottom you will find the exact filename of the music file.
This file will usually be an M4A or AAC file. Unfortunately, starting with FWsim 3.2, M4A or AAC music files cannot be loaded directly. They need to be converted to FLAC. This conversion will not lead to any loss in quality, because FLAC is a lossless format. To perform this conversion, you can use this online converter.
After you have converted to FLAC, you can load the file in FWsim. In FWsim, simply click the “Music” button on the lower right, navigate to the path that iTunes displayed and select the correct file.
.SKP is a file format used by SketchUp Make, a 3d modelling software. These files cannot be directly imported into FWsim.
If you downloaded the 3D model from Google Warehouse, please download it again from there. After clicking the “Download” button, select the “SketchUp” format.
Otherwise, please follow these instructions: