Emulator

If I get to the select file menu and then I enable wireframe, I get some weird graphics, but it shows me that the Mii is there
http://s12.postimg.org/odjjzyi0d/RMGE01_4.png
http://s12.postimg.org/l7yy9qze5/RMGE01_5.png

Can't replicate it using the latest dev. Perhaps it is an issue with intel drivers/gpus.

Can't reproduce, either. I'm using Intel HD 4600 with latest drivers (15.36.7.64.3960 (10.18.10.3960)), with Intel 4670S and Win 8.1. Mii faces are complete on my system.

But I did notice an issue, when I first created the SMG1 "planet", I could only see the heads of the default (Mario etc) characters in the selection screen. My Mii's ARE there, but they were not visible (the name is visible when the cursor hovers over them). Only after I choose to create the planet, will the Mii model appear (as the planet). This seems to not to be dependent of the backend nor the revision (well, tested down to 4.0-1288), so this is probably an entirely different issue that has something to do with SMG1 accessing Mii data. (As other games don't have an issue like this, not even SMG2).

I updated my drivers and tried with 4.0-4067 (latest) with the same result. Maybe it affects specific hardware, but it worked before 4.0-3919, which explicitly claims to have changed something related to missing objects, like if fixing something on Adreno hardware actually broke something on other hardware (including mine).
I don't think it's an issue with my hardware/drivers since it worked like a charm before 4.0-3919.

It totally can be a driver bug that we weren't running into before. It can be your fault. I think the author of the merge could probably explain why and what's going on.

Anyone have any idea about this?

Sounds like a driver bug:
if(!a) is broken on adreno
if(a==false) is broken on intel

I'm about ready to just (personally) ignore all the driver bugs that only affect intel. It just seems like their drivers aren't up to snuff.

AFAIK Intel HD 4000 (that is used by the issue's reporter) is not supported by the latest driver updates from Intel, so this particular issue maybe shouldn't be held open.
But Intel has fixed many issues with updates (sadly only for newer models), so as an Intel user I'd still encourage people to report these issues here. Because 1) When you first find the issue, you can't know if it's Intel-only and 2) because it is (in my opinion) informative in general, regarding Dolphin's overall compatibility (example: someone might consider building a PC without a separate GPU, but might end up buying one if there is a known game breaking bug in his/hers favourite title).
After reporting and after the issues are judged to be Intel driver issues, I have no problem if they are labeled as "Won't fix", as long as the info stays searchable.

And forgot 3) Once the issue IS resolved somehow (hopefully by Intel driver update), it is also reported and the user in the example above might end up using iGPU after all.

Should be fixed in 4.0-4436