Apologies for not responding directly, but I'm receiving the question you're asking everyday for years, and I'm kinda alone on developing the game, so I don't have much time for it.
Instead of re-explaining the same thing each time, here's a detailled, pre-written answer
Immudelki, Creator of the IFSCL
Summary:
To run IFSCL, we recommend those minimum configurations:
Please note that Avast can wrongly warn that the Kolossus Launcher is a virus. This is normal, you might need to deactivate Avast for a small time to execute the Kolossus a first time.
If you don't feel safe, you can check the launcher on VirusTotal to be sure there's not any virus.
The procedure to unlock the access to the Kolossus Launcher depends on your antivirus.
Here's some guides for the most common cases:
The same procedure must be done on IFSCL if you have any saving problems.
Those problems can have multiple origins:
Please keep in mind that IFSCL is a modern game that use technologies with a lot of resources, the game isn't made to work on a simple notebook even if Immudelki always tries to optimize the game as much as possible.
All of your answers about release dates and the content of future versions are in the changelog.
To navigate easily, you can use the Ctrl + F shortcut to research by keywords to quickly find what you want.
You can also check the news page and the different social medias of IFSCL to be sure you miss nothing!
No, this isn't the goal of IFSCL which wants to be as close as possible to the interface and not to make it a customizable game, which would need a constant support and would be too complex.
For now, no online mode is planned.
No, content from Code Lyoko Evolution won't be added to IFSCL.
The game creator, Immudelki, is perfectionist about his project. Currently, it is impossible to answer precisely to this question. The only thing we can be sure about is that the developpement of the game will at least last until 2023.
It is not planned that the entire game will be open source, especially because it uses some librairies that Immu bought which cannot be released without paying for it. For the 3D Models, it's possible but you'll have to wait until the end of developpement for it.
The Immu's Room is a special program, different in each version of the game that gives you access to some added major features for future versions. To access it, you need to enter a secret code revealed after some time after a version came out. A riddle to find the code is launched before his official release so you can see the features before anyone else.
The codes of the differents Immu's room are announced on social medias of the game when they got reveal (facebook, discord, french forum).
You can also find the old codes of the Rooms on their respective version pages of IFSCL.
The used softwares are Adobe Flash Pro, Adobe After Effects, Cinema 4D et Unity3D. If you made to know more, the game creator invite you to simply do like him, search on the internet for tutorials and learn, with time and patience, the key is perseverance.
You can also check the Lives Making Of which gives a glimpse into the work that was made.
It is a personal choice from the creator. Also, Unity contains technologies more adapted for IFSCL's developpement.
A bug report system is directly in the game with the 'Help' command.
You can collect informations directly from the game with the LyokoAPI (activation/deactivation of towers, X.A.N.A's activities, ...) to create plugins for the game. This quick access to the plugins folder is made to add easily a plugin to the game that you made or that you downloaded on the internet.
It is currently not possible to add translations into the game because it would take a lot of time to put them and check them every versions. You have to wait for the final version (check the changelog) until you can ask your offer again. Considered translations (asked by more than 10 users): Turkish, Russian, Chinese.