USB Missile Launcher NZ can be used to control a USB Missile Launcher and the DreamCheeky Rocket Launcher. Perform covert operations from your desk. Fire missiles at passing colleagues. Strap a camera on top of the Launcher and record the video of your covert operations.
What's New
Version 1.8.1:
codeless kext updated in version 1.8.1 for 32bit systems (version 1.8.0 was restricted to 64 bit only - sorry
Version 1.8.0:
Support for new launcher c-enter (maybe PE-5858 and Satzuma also?)
About dialog box customised
Internal changes for development project to include the kext and preference panes as part of the build
Feedback updated – now includes ioreg and system profiler information in e-mail
codekess kext updated for universal 32/64 bit support
Version 1.8.1:
codeless kext updated in version 1.8.1 for 32bit systems (version 1.8.0 was restricted to 64 bit only - sorry
Version 1.8.0:
Support for new launcher c-enter (maybe PE-5858 and Satzuma also?)
About dialog box customised
Internal changes for development project to include the kext and preference panes as part of the more...
Requirements
Intel
Mac OS X 10.5 or later
USB Missile Launcher Hardware
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bedouin...
I am working on version 1.4e, it incorporates your requested feature to disable the camera (preference option) and another preference option to reverse the arrow keys. I've been doing a lot of work at the USB driver level to detect feedback from the DreamCheeky Rocket Launcher. At the moment I'm working on debugging the USB code, as I'm presently getting timeouts on the USB communications port.
Development has been delayed as my Machine is in for repairs at the moment (last 2 weeks and counting!!).
In the mean time check out my wordpress blog for updates.
http://dgwilson.wordpress.com
How about an option in the preferences to disable video completely? I have an AlchemyTV card installed and I get the camera window even if I don't have a camera attached.
Strictly speaking you do not need to reboot your machine (and you can quit the installer) if you already have the application and system extension (kext) installed. In this release at least the system extension has not changed. This may not be the case for a 10.5 release.
http://www.usbmissilelaunchers.com/
http://www.latestbuy.com.au/usb_missile_launcher.html
http://www.crazyaboutgadgets.com/detail.asp?ID=539
http://www.jaycar.com.au/ [need to search for USB rocket]
I was hoping to find a seller in the US so I wouldn't have to pay $30 in shipping. The first link might be reasonable from the UK if their shopping cart weren't broken.
Since I've updated to Snow Leopard, there's the message "USB connection error - launcher disconnected, please refer to the console log for" and the launcher is not working, although it runs under Windows, how come ?
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USB Missile Launcher NZ can be used to control a USB Missile Launcher and the DreamCheeky Rocket Launcher. Perform covert operations from your desk. Fire missiles at passing colleagues. Strap a camera on top of the Launcher and record the video of your covert operations.
I am working on version 1.4e, it incorporates your requested feature to disable the camera (preference option) and another preference option to reverse the arrow keys. I've been doing a lot of work at the USB driver level to detect feedback from the DreamCheeky Rocket Launcher. At the moment I'm working on debugging the USB code, as I'm presently getting timeouts on the USB communications port.
Development has been delayed as my Machine is in for repairs at the moment (last 2 weeks and counting!!).
In the mean time check out my wordpress blog for updates.
http://dgwilson.wordpress.com
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bedouin reviewed on 24 Aug 2006
Cool sound effects and pretty polished. I never used the Windows version, so I'm not sure which is better, but this certainly does the job.
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http://www.usbmissilelaunchers.com/
http://www.latestbuy.com.au/usb_missile_launcher.html
http://www.crazyaboutgadgets.com/detail.asp?ID=539
http://www.jaycar.com.au/ [need to search for USB rocket]
There may be more.
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