Automatic stroker by Fleshlight and Kiiroo
Fleshlight Launch Funscripts: Setup Guide
The Fleshlight Launch is an automatic stroker made by Fleshlight with Kiiroo. It is no longer sold, but it still plays funscripts over Bluetooth in Intiface Central, ScriptPlayer and HereSphere.
By the Funscripted team. Updated .
Fleshlight Launch at a glance
- Maker
- Fleshlight, powered by Kiiroo
- Released
- 2017
- Still sold
- No. It has not been sold since at least October 2020.
- Connection
- Bluetooth LE
- Top speed
- Up to 180 strokes per minute
- Battery
- About 2 hours of use, charged over Micro USB
- Sleeves
- Standard size Fleshlight sleeves and cases
- Official app
- FeelConnect, which also updates the firmware
How to play funscripts on the Fleshlight Launch
- 1Charge the Launch and turn it on. The light blinks blue while it looks for a connection.
- 2Do not pair it in your Windows Bluetooth settings. Players connect to it directly.
- 3Open Intiface Central, start the server and scan. The Launch shows up in the device list.
- 4Connect a player such as MultiFunPlayer to Intiface, or use HereSphere in VR, which connects to the Launch on its own.
- 5Load the video and its .funscript file, then press play. The light turns solid blue once a player is connected.
Players that work with the Fleshlight Launch
Intiface Central
Supports the Launch. Other players connect through it.
MultiFunPlayer
Plays local videos and scripts on Windows, and drives the Launch through Intiface Central.
ScriptPlayer
Can connect to the Launch directly on Windows 10 or later. The Launch needs firmware 1.3 or newer for this.
HereSphere
VR video player with built-in Launch support.
XToys
Browser app that the Buttplug device index lists as Launch compatible.
How the Launch reads a funscript
The Launch takes two numbers per move: a position from 0 to 99 and a speed from 0 to 99. A funscript gives positions over time, so your player works out the speed for each move.
Fleshlight rates the Launch at up to 180 strokes per minute. Very fast scripts can ask for more than that. In ScriptPlayer, the Min Command Delay setting controls how often commands are sent.
Which sleeves fit
The Launch takes standard size Fleshlight sleeves and cases. Fleshlight says these do not fit: Turbo, Ice, Flight, Go and Quickshot.
What the Launch light means
| Light | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Blinking blue | Looking for a connection. |
| Solid blue | Connected to an app or player. |
| No light | Manual mode. |
| Blue and red blinking | A firmware update is ready, or there is a fault. |
Tips for better sync
- Update the firmware in FeelConnect first. ScriptPlayer needs firmware 1.3 or newer to connect directly.
- On a desktop without Bluetooth, use a Bluetooth 4.0 LE dongle.
- If the Launch does not show up, turn it off and on until the light blinks blue, then scan again.
- If moves feel early or late, change the delay setting in your player. See how to fix sync problems.
Find scripts for the Fleshlight Launch
Every script on Funscripted is a standard .funscript file, so it plays on the Fleshlight Launch with any of the players above.
Frequently asked questions
Does the Fleshlight Launch still work with funscripts?
Yes. The Launch is no longer sold, but Intiface Central, MultiFunPlayer, ScriptPlayer and HereSphere still support it over Bluetooth.
Is the Fleshlight Launch discontinued?
Yes. It came out in 2017 and has not been sold since at least October 2020. Kiiroo's current stroker is the Keon.
Why will ScriptPlayer not connect to my Launch?
ScriptPlayer needs Launch firmware 1.3 or newer and Windows 10 build 15063 or newer. Update the firmware in FeelConnect, and do not pair the Launch in Windows settings. Turn it on so the light blinks blue, then connect from ScriptPlayer.
What is the difference between the Launch and the Keon?
Both are Kiiroo strokers that take a position and a speed. The Launch is rated at up to 180 strokes per minute and uses Fleshlight sleeves. The Keon is newer, is rated at up to 230 strokes per minute and uses Kiiroo sleeves. See the Keon guide.
Which sleeves fit the Fleshlight Launch?
Standard size Fleshlight sleeves and cases fit. Turbo, Ice, Flight, Go and Quickshot sleeves do not.
Related guides
Sources
- Fleshlight Launch store page (Kiiroo)
- Fleshlight Launch manual v3 (PDF)
- Wikipedia: Fleshlight
- Future of Sex: Kiiroo takes Keon pre-orders (2020)
- Buttplug: Kiiroo v2 protocol config
- STPIHKAL: Fleshlight Launch protocol
- ScriptPlayer wiki: installation
- ScriptPlayer wiki: troubleshooting
- HereSphere v0.9.0 release notes
- IoST Index: device list