grab the latest .apk from the buildbot and install it with ADB over the usb cable.

I just pushed a patch to fix it. Look for a daily build made today.

Every pixel in the zbm encodes the depth as a value for the z-buffer. If you use the exact same (OpenGL) camera settings as the original and fill the z-buffer with the zbm, depth filtering will give the desired effect. https://github.com/residualvm/residualvm/blob/master/engines/grim/shaders/grim_ac...

You can deduct the file format from https://github.com/residualvm/residualv ... ap.cpp#L89
Note that some .bm files contain an offset used for rendering. Not sure how this will interact with higher resolutions.

You can simply apply at the first link there; me or klusark will approve your membership.
I try to approve people when I see the emails come in, but I don't always remember..

Yes, please. I have an nvidia machine at home, so I can try to replicate.

Then it is probably related to the framebuffer code we use for fullscreen.
Strange that it should turn textures black...
Does anyone else have this issue?

We're going to need more details than that.
Which version of ResidualVM? Which operating system? What video card/driver version?

Saving should work with the latest build, actually. Does the console say anything useful?

You could add the CLU extractor to your own fork of residualvm/residualvm-tools.
Keep up the good work!

Thanks for the video.
I only had the time to watch the first twenty minutes so far, but could you add a rough table of contents (ideally with time stamps) to the description?

Can you give me the make and model of your laptop, then?
As well as the intel driver version.

So, the disk arrived, and it's indeed MUCH closer to the sith engine than to GrimE. Just about the only thing that is shared between the engines is iMuse for sound and 3DO files for objects. The .GOB file format has been reverse engineered by others so extracting and displaying models should not tak...

I've ordered a copy. Judging by the Wikipedia entry it might be closer to the Sith engine than the GrimE engine we currently support.
Let's see..

Oh, I confused you with the original author of this thread. Which integrated chipset do you have and what driver version?