Promotional image for the “power week” that showcased all five classes
Your class will determine your abilites and weapons on Lyoko. There are five classes which correspond to the Lyokowarriors from Code Lyoko.
To select your class, use the Avatar program on the supercomputer interface. After doing so, you can choose from the five different classes with unique skills and weapons. Just click once on the class you wish to use and you're good to go to Lyoko!
If you don't change your class before your first virtualization, you will get a random class. You can change your class as many times as you'd like, though.
The virtual menu allows you to tweak your settings. Here are the different settings you can modify:
Skin Mode: You can enable or disable your skin's second layer on virtualization. Note that Veterans and Patreons can fully change their skin depending on certain conditions. (See Customization for more info.)
Lyoko Guide: The Lyoko Guide is a small window next to your hotbar displaying instructions on how to use your powers that you can toggle.
Tower Menu Variation: Tower menus have an advanced variation that can be activated.
Power Colors: Powers can change colors, allowing for customization. There are no colors available by default, but Veterans have access to lime and dark green while Patreons have colors inspired by the Lyokowarriors. Some colors may be unlocked temporarily during special moments. (See Customization for more info.)
Guidance Level: The guidance level decides how much the server will help you.
Beginner: The server will always help you.
First time only: The server will only help you for the first time. This is the level by default.
You can select which warriors you trust through the Trust Manager. Trust is a one-sided system to enhance your experience while playing with reliable players. Currently, trusting someone will allow you to automatically accept votes sent by that person for:
An Operator class representing Jeremie was originally planned for the Elevated Functions Update. However, it ended up being scrapped.
The Virtual Menu's Knowledge button was originally an advancements button supposed to replace Minecraft's default advancements system. However, it was considered unnecessary and was replaced in The Lost Partition Update.