Which version of ResidualVM did you use? Only the daily builds support TLJ currently.

Mac nightlies have recently been fixed to support 64bit and all engines.

Please try again with a nightly build and file a bug on Github if "the fullscreen bug" still occurs. If we don't know about it we cannot fix it.

From a bit of googling, I found that this can be caused by too many uniform slots used in the shader. The Raspberry PI GPU has a max of GL_MAX_VERTEX_UNIFORM_VECTORS = 136. The vertex shader for actors blows through that budget with just the bone uniforms (140 vec4 uniforms). As a quick test, can yo...

At a guess: first, change to in the function, recompile ResidualVM. Then, modify the "+Start ResidualVM.sh" script to call so that it produces a core dump on crash.

It shows that some shader failed to compile properly but not much more.

This issue was already reported previously but we cannot debug it without access to a Raspberry Pi. If you are able to do either of the following, we might make progress on this front: run ResidualVM in a debugger and capture a stack trace, or let it generate a core dump and provide us with said cor...

The files are (or should be) identical, so it does not matter which copy you preserve.
It would be handy if we knew which file is causing the loading problem.
Would you happen to have a debugger at hand?

This could be a data corruption issue from copying the files. Try using a checksum tool to verify the contents of your hard drive copy against your cds.

I doubt me or the other devs added the signature for a pirated version of the game.

What platform are you running this under? What is the stack trace at the point of crashing?

If you're simply enabling error checking for debugging, here is what I would do: (in descending order of convenience) - Use gDEBugger or AMD CodeXL and break on error - Use apitrace or Renderdoc and check the error log - If your OpenGL implementation is new enough or has the right extensions, use th...

I never owned a PS3.

That is hard to say. ResidualVM has both a "classic" and a "shaders" renderer, which both require different features from an implementation. From the look of that repository's STATUS page it seems like the classic renderers should be easiest to get up and running, but that is jus...

I'm afraid you will not have the time to completely rewrite TinyGL from a single-threaded shared-memory system a multi-threaded share-nothing system that properly distributes work to the PS3's SPU processors instead of doing everything on the PPU. Your best bet is to find a library that provides har...