computermad
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- Mar 26, 2007
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i think its for saving your mii on so you can take then to your friends house
Does wii mote hav memory??
- Thread starter OldSkoolKid
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You guys do know that Wii motes can store a Mii on them right? And not to mention they have to store the information on what console they are synched too. And while to many of us 6kb doesn't seem like alot as said above it is quite alot of data actually.
wii_cammy
Banned
it needs memory for saving miis on it soz if this is already posted
ericlewis91
im McLovin
it can hold Mii's so if you take it to a friends house! then you have ur miis! like 6 or so~
con77
Joined the dark side
you can also save your miis on your wiimote
StevenNevets
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- Oct 22, 2006
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wtf do you think this thread is about:incazzato:con77 said:
DarkenSpirit
Grey Knight
You guys are missing the point here. Its very possible that all it is saving are simple variable numbers that the wiiremote saves and when synced with a different wii the wii reads the variables and just remakes the Mii right there on hand.
For example, the wii remote 6kb save file could simply be like this
1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,0,101,1010,1001
Simply it just states what hair the mii is using, color variations, size variations, what eyebrows what position and ect. Its not actually saving all the jpeg data or what not. ITs very possible and very easy for this to work like this. But still im not saying this is how it is, i am saying this is a very easy way for it to work. Because i know i see this kind of data saving in alot of pc games where they just have a bunch of numbers with commas seperating them but each number indicate something very important. Like Ragnarok Online when you go to edit a creature for your server its data line is basically all numbers.
For example, the wii remote 6kb save file could simply be like this
1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,0,101,1010,1001
Simply it just states what hair the mii is using, color variations, size variations, what eyebrows what position and ect. Its not actually saving all the jpeg data or what not. ITs very possible and very easy for this to work like this. But still im not saying this is how it is, i am saying this is a very easy way for it to work. Because i know i see this kind of data saving in alot of pc games where they just have a bunch of numbers with commas seperating them but each number indicate something very important. Like Ragnarok Online when you go to edit a creature for your server its data line is basically all numbers.
