Celebrate July 4th with adorable Kodu fireworks

by Dustin Burg { Jul 4th 2009 at 10:00AM }

Today is the day of independence for Joystiq readers in the United States, which also means it's a day full of aerial explosions of light. You know, fireworks. For those not lucky enough to be in an area where one can witness this colorful spectacle, we figured we'd bring the explosive excitement to the internet, for all to share, with the help of the recently released Community Game, Kodu.

Enjoy the show and have a boom-tastic July 4th!

Tags: community-games, fireworks, fourth-of-july, indie-games, kodu

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

VAN1LLA GAR1LLA @ Jul 4th 2009 10:22AM

Nice job on this. I have tried messing around with Kodu but it's not for me. Its still really cool to see other peoples work though.

Mason @ Jul 4th 2009 10:26AM

Wait, how did you get the blips to be different colors?

Otherwise sweet job, like I said before... limitless potential!

Swagman @ Jul 4th 2009 11:37AM

I'm only guessing, but you could probably do it by creating a second page in the program to create a secondary behavior, have the first page switch over to the second page, and on that page, set a timer and tell it to fire off blips in random colors.

You could probably do it all on the original page, but I don't mind using multiple pages to keep my programs organized, when I want to change up behaviors.