Works great now. Thank you.

To solve the UI-flicker error/glitch, simply change

UFE.canvas.planeDistance = 0.1f;

to

UFE.canvas.planeDistance = 5f;

in the alternative character screen script. The value of planeDistance should be > 0.1f

To solve the UI-flicker error/glitch, simply change

UFE.canvas.planeDistance = 0.1f;

to

UFE.canvas.planeDistance = 5f;

in the alternative character screen script. The value of planeDistance should be > 0.1f

If you don't want to use the characters idle animation for the selection screen, just open the character editior and select a clip for "Selection Animation":

Hi,

don't give up
At next I would try if the bug is caused by a problem with the physics-engine or simply a misplacement.
To do so, run your game inside Unity (hit play) and leave it at the character selection menu.

Now select your characters prefab in the Hierarchy-window (it's in the canvas-group), in your case "Blade_Vigilante_Battle(clone)" and try to move, scale and rotate it during runtime. You can move the prefab in the scene-view or in the inspector-window.

When it's possible to change all the values as you need at runtime, than it's also easy to solve the problem in your script. If the prefab is not moving or it "jumps" back to it's position, then there is maybe some odd things going on with the colliders or the prefabs position is influenced by a custom script.

Hey.

So the prefab contains the ground plane and all the geometry and you scaled up the whole prefab?
Maybe you should create an empty game-object inside the prefab, move all objects except the UFE-ground plane into that game-object and scale or move the game-object.  Do not change the scale, rotation or position of the prefab itself.

The prefab-object should have (0,0.01,-4) for position, (-89.981,0,0) for rotation and (10,10,10) for scale (see the original TrainingRoom-prefab). Do not change the position of the ground plane, but you can scale the groundplane itself.

Regarding the mirror-error:

You should monitor the mirror-variables during a fight-round. So put some print-commands (or debug.log) in DoFixedUpdate() inside of ControlScript.cs
For example use this:

print (UFE.config.characterRotationOptions.autoMirror);

to see what happens with "autoMirror". In your case it should always be "false". If not, search for the problem inside the code or the settings. There are more variables which affects the mirror-state.

Hello.

This should be a very easy one.
Open up UFE.cs and find the "FireGameEnds"-function. There you can read the winner and set your counter:

public static void FireGameEnds(CharacterInfo winner, CharacterInfo loser){
        // I've commented the next line because it worked with the old GUI, but not with the new one.
        //UFE.EndGame();

        Time.timeScale = UFE.config.gameSpeed;
        UFE.gameRunning = false;
        UFE.newRoundCasted = false;
        UFE.player1WonLastBattle = (winner == UFE.GetPlayer1());

        if (UFE.OnGameEnds != null) {
            UFE.OnGameEnds(winner, loser);

            if (winner.playerNum) == 1 ........ increase your Win-Count .......
        }
    }

winner.playerNum is 1 when player one is the winner of the match and 2 if the opponent wins.

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If you click on "get access", you have to pay at least $1.

I have the same problem.
I created a kick-move with hit-type set to "High knockdown". "High knockdown" has it's own down-clip and of course a stand-up animation. But the animation stops at the end of the knockdown-animation until the stun-timer is over. Then the character switches to the idle-animation without playing the standup animation. The down-clip and the standup-animation are ignored.

I tried different values for the standup-time in the global config-settings, but that doesn't help-