Editing Un.mii (section)

==== nn::mii resemblance ====
* There are "CharModel" and "CharModelImpl" classes, which follow the [[wikipedia:Opaque_pointer|"p_Impl" pattern]] that isn't typical in C#.
* There are class members that are prefixed with "m", and argument names prefixed with "p" (pointer). Neither conventions are used in C#. (Look at "Mask")
* Since C# is strictly object-oriented, all methods are now in classes. An example is the "Adjustment" class, taken from "mii_Adjustment.cpp". Names like "un.mii.Adjustment.GetEyeRotateOffset()" would've previously been "nn::mii::detail::GetEyeRotateOffset()", as C++ does not force everything to be in classes.
* un.mii has many enums for every type, e.g.: EyeType, HairType, EyeScale, Ver3BirthPlatform, etc. These enums are also present in nn::mii, but there they're usually isolated to the "mii_ParamCommon.h" or "detail/mii_Ver3Common.h" headers, whereas here they all live in the un.mii namespace.
** The enums are usually just made up of "Min", "Max", "End", sometimes "Empty", and on occasion other values.
* The anonymous namespace of Assembly-CSharp-firstpass.dll contains types from un.mii that are also anonymous in nn::mii. For example: Three "DrawType" enums for faceline/mask/model, DrawTypeImpl also found in nn::mii::detail::CharModelImpl, then types seen in MaskImpl like ExpressionDrawParam, EyeComponent, EyePlaceParam, EyeTexturePair...
* Some classes are "accessors" for data used with Get/Set methods, which are copied from nn::mii (e.g.: Ver3StoreDataRaw, ParamCharInfoAccessor), which are kept the same despite C# having property getter/setters that can be used instead. However, the CharInfo class does use properties with getters/setters.
* There are also structs/enums from libnn_mii_core that had previously unknown fields. For example: Ver3StoreDataMember/Type, Ver3StoreDataTableElement, CommonColorElement, real names for Mask constants, VerifyReason, Ver3BirthPlatform max being 7, RandomMii tables... This makes it a good resource to reverse nn::mii.
Given all of this information, ''un.mii'' seems to be a direct source port of [[nn::mii]] in C# for use with Unity. There are many signs that the C++ code was directly ported without following C#/.NET conventions. There are also, of course, signs that it's only meant to be used with Unity.