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That script is for the Control Freak add-on.  If that's coming up, you're probably trying to use Control Freak input?

At any rate, check that the script actually exists (..\Assets\Plugins\Control-Freak\) and make sure it's attached to your prefab.

On the other hand, if you aren't intending to use Control Freak, then make sure it's not in the scene before playing/building.

To mirror projectiles, you'll just need to apply the same principle of rotating the transform when you instantiate it.  Have a look at the Projectile creation parts of the code and you should be able to work it out.

This system assume you're using 3D particles, so rotating them 180 in y axis will work.  If you're using 2D sprite particles, then you'll want to multiple x axis by -1 instead of rotating y by 180.

If your game has both 3D and 2D particles, I would suggest creating another bool to check for 2D particle to mirror.

Example Usage
This example unlocks the next available character upon finishing Story Mode.

First, set up your Story Mode.  I've removed all characters except Mike from the available selections in Story Mode and Versus Mode. 

I'm also using the default Story Mode example but I've changed it so it's just 2 battles - one against a random opponent between Mike/Joan/MecanimJoan, and the last is a boss battle with Robot Kyle.

Either open StoryModeTextureScreen.cs or copy it and modify it as your own.  Inside, we need to add three things.

First, in the public override void OnShow () method just below:

base.OnShow ();

add:

UFE.OnStoryModeCompleted += this.OnStoryModeCompleted;

Then just below the OnShow function, create an OnHide() method like the below:

    public override void OnHide() {
        base.OnHide();

        UFE.OnStoryModeCompleted -= this.OnStoryModeCompleted;
    }

These will take care of hooking into the UFE Event OnStoryModeCompleted, which we'll use to trigger the unlocks.

Finally, create the actual OnStoryModeCompleted function like the below:

    public void OnStoryModeCompleted(CharacterInfo character) {
        /*
         * This function hooks into the UFE event OnStoryModeCompleted,
         * which is triggered when Story Mode is completed.
         * 
         * Characters are unlocked in order they are listed in Global Config.
         * When the last character is played, 
         * 
         */

        // Loop through the Characters list and find the corresponding ID for played character
        int currentCharacterID = 0;
        for (int i=0; i<UFE.config.characters.Length; i++) {
            if (character.characterName == UFE.config.characters[i].characterName) {
                currentCharacterID = i;
                break;
            }
        }

        CharacterInfo newCharacter = null;

        // Prevent trying to unlock a character outside of the list
        if (currentCharacterID < UFE.config.characters.Length-1) {
            newCharacter = UFE.config.characters[currentCharacterID+1];
        }

        // Finally, unlock the character in Story and Vs
        if (newCharacter != null) {
            UFE.UnlockCharacterInStoryMode(newCharacter);
            UFE.UnlockCharacterInVersusMode(newCharacter);
            Debug.Log("Unlocked " + UFE.config.characters[currentCharacterID+1].characterName + "!");
        } else {
            Debug.Log("We've unlocked all the characters now, none left to unlock!");
        }

    }

If they are already in blockstun, then they can probably still block the move that has a block area of 0.  If you want to make a move unblockable while opponent is in blockstun, then you'll need to code that in.

It's not too hard actually (create a bool "Hit.unblockable", and during the Hit checks under // Block, just check the !hit.unblockable), but keep in mind that you're potentially creating unintended behaviour (unblockable situations [block strings], which should always be avoided in games).  Put the move on a timer, require meter or some other way to balance it and you should be fine.

Probably not those particular mods.  But some others may be incorporated.

It sounds like you've deleted the Main Menu prefab? 

The default location for that is: \Assets\UFE\GUI\UI\MainMenuScreen.prefab

What settings are on the the Opponent Override?

Admittedly, I haven't tried air throws yet, so it could be that it's not possible currently.  When I get a chance next, I'll try to make an air throw and see if I can find the source of the issue.

1. If you have vertical force on your hurt box, then that effectively makes it a knockdown attack.

2. Twrmois is right, there are options for Quick Stand and Delayed Stand.  However, they placeholders for now until we put the functionality into ControlScripts.  If you have Source, you'll also see a few other variables created for these functions.

3. If you create a move where the command is to tap 5 times, then make sure it's only possible to do when Down, then that should work for your purposes.

4. As above.

I've just used a hurt box at about the position of the fallen character.  But this assumes the throw reaction is a canned animation, so you pretty know exactly where the opponent will be.  If you're using forces applied, then the opponent's position could vary.

Try removing the Animation component from the Main Camera.  The file you include in the Cinematic Options will automatically be assigned to the Camera during the cinematic.

Did you follow the guide for importing your own characters?

How are you adding the model?  And by model, do you mean the Character File, or the actual character mesh/prefab?