So I have downloaded your Pi installation package on to a fresh Raspian image, It works.
The processing power required for the wave motion is just too much for the Raspberry Pi 3. To fix this I change a setting in MovingWater.cpp. I change 'segments = 32' to 'segments=10'. This is on line 86. Then I compile as per the instructions below.
I haven't had a crash or a freeze on the Pi since I set this.
Compile Bridgecommand for the Raspberry Pi 3 (and Linux Mint)
Ensure Raspbian is up to date:
https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/raspbian/updating.md
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
Enable opengl in Raspbian:
Run raspi-config
choose '7 - advanced' then 'A7 GL Driver' then 'G2 - GL Fake KMS'
Reboot
Install: mesa-common-dev
sudo apt-get install mesa-common-dev
Install: libxcursor-dev
sudo apt-get install libxcursor-dev
Install: libgl1-mesa-dev
sudo apt-get install libgl1-mesa-dev
Get source code from:
https://www.bridgecommand.co.uk/
https://github.com/bridgecommand/bc
UPDATE: The processing power required for the wave motion is just too much for the Raspberry Pi. To fix this I change a setting in MovingWater.cpp. I change 'segments = 32' to 'segments=10'. This is on line 86.
I haven't had a crash or a freeze on the Pi since I set this.
I have yet to get the sound to compile with the Pi, but I am not giving up yet.
Go to source root in console and run 'make'
Notes for PI:
Run off a SD card, not a USB. It crashes often.
You must run at 800x600 or less (640 x 480). I have found the best performance is with Raspbian set to 800x600 and BridgeCommand set to windowed 640 x 480 and set to auto size (width=0)
Turn off Shading.
You can set these by running bridgecommand-ini.
Sound does not work.
Use IP addresses not network name on the Pi for repeater and network settings.
