Mii Editor Blog

Earlier I received an email informing me that a Wii console will recognize a Mii as being a specific Mii (and thereby replacing other instances of itself) not just by the Mii ID number, but also the Wii ID number. Only when both of those match will a Mii replace another Mii on the console. Before I had assumed it was only the Mii ID number.

Thank you Shannon for pointing that out. I will update the FAQ.

Labels: faq, update, website, wii

If you've tried using the editor at MiiEditor.com and have onyl gotten a series of Flashing screens, you probably don't have an updated version of the Flash player installed. Flash Player 9.0.28.0 is required.

I have updated the F.A.Q. and included a detection script (using JavaScript) to warn anyone that might not have a compatible player. Either way, the editor will still try to load. In fact, you should actually be able to use most of the features with older versions of 9 (prior to r28). I think the current restriction only applies to features unique to 9.0.28.0 that the Load Mii feature makes use of.

Labels: beta, faq, update, website

Recently I added a Frequently Asked Questions section to MiiEditor.com. It's far from complete, but I just added a new Q&A regarding using the Mii Editor on the Wii. Can you? The answer is no. The Wii's opera browser uses Flash Player 7 while the Mii Editor uses 9. I had no intentions maintaining Wii browser compatibility going into this and there's only a small chance I might make a Wii version. Why would you need to if the Wii has it's own editor? (OK, well I can think of a few reasons but 90% of the features my Mii Editor uses won't work on Flash 7 so it seemed mostly pointless).

Labels: faq, update, website