Mii

When you want to source Mii imagery from a user, you use a mixture of JavaScript and the miip protocol. This is useful for identifying various users to send letters to, with all of its 64x64px action.

var mii = new wiiMii();

Prototypes

Method	Documentation
`mii.getMiiNum()`	Returns the amount of Miis this console has. Will not exceed 100.
`mii.isValidIcon(num)`	Returns a boolean if the Mii at number num exists. This is helpful when looping to access via index from 100.
`mii.getMiiName(num)`	Returns a string with the Mii at num’s name.

Protocol

You have two ways of accessing Miis: via an index (IDX), or using the Mii’s console ID (CID).

Regardless of what method, the miip:// protocol accepts a basic format:

miip://METHOD/IDENTIFER.bmp?bgR=red&bgG=green&bgB=blue&width=64&height=64

You need to set a few params in order to use such a URL.

METHOD must be IDX or CID.
IDENTIFIER is the value relating to what’s mentioned above - be it the Mii at index 0, or a friend’s console ID.
bgR, bgG and bgB are the background of the Mii image’s in integer values. Instead of ff, you would do 255.
width and height are the rendered size in pixels of this bmp.

Method IDX

Nintendo imposed a max of 100 Miis. Because of this, you can simply iterate an array from 0-99 and call wiiMii#isValidIcon(num) to verify it’s valid.

For example, to show the images of all valid Miis and log names using the functions above:

var mii = new wiiMii();
trace("Amount of Miis on console: " + mii.getMiiNum());
for (var i = 0; i < 100; i++) {
	if (!mii.isValidIcon(i)) {
		trace("Mii #" + i + " is not a valid Mii.");
	} else {
		trace("The Mii at index " + i + " has the name of " + mii.getMiiName(i) + ".");
		// Append a new image element for all Miis with a yellow background.
		var elem = document.createElement('img');
		elem.src = "miip://IDX/" + i + ".bmp?width=48&height=48&bgR=255&bgG=205&bgB=0";
		document.body.appendChild(elem);

}

Method CID

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