Minecraft: How to Make Fireworks - Tips and tricks - Ultimate Guide

 If you are already prepared then there is no time to lose, because today you will learn how to make fireworks in Minecraft.

Few things are as special as a clear night and fireworks lighting up the sky, but of course this is something you can't do every day, although you can do it in Minecraft. So today we will tell you how to make fireworks.

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What types of fireworks are in Minecraft.

First of all, keep in mind that the way in which you make each type as well as the materials is different, so it is necessary to know them according to the type we want to elaborate.

•     Small star-shaped ball.
•     Burst.
•     Big ball shaped like a vine.

The small star-shaped balls will be the first thing you will create, these determine the color and type of explosion.

What materials are needed to make fireworks in Minecraft.

Also according to the color you want to use to make fireworks, you will have to have the material of that color to make it.

•     Red.
•     Orange.
•     Magenta.
•     Blue.
•     Yellow.
•     Light Blue.
•     Purple.
•     Lime.
•     Pink.
•     Cyan

Another of the materials that you will need to make fireworks apart from the material for the color, is gunpowder (the more you add, the farther it will reach), one per star-shaped ball and also one more element that will depend on the type of firework that you want to make, in the case of the explosion a Feather, in the form of a star you only need the dye and the gunpowder and for the large ball a load of fire in the form of a vine.

How to make fireworks in Mincraft.

The last thing is to look for a crafting table and place the star's materials on the table to get it, then combine the star with the rest of the materials according to the type you choose to create it on the crateo table.

We hope that with this guide on how to make fireworks you are more than ready to color your Minecraft skies.