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I think the issue is still kind of a root motion one though.  Because it looks like your character's transform isn't being moved during the throw (so stays in place), which then causes UFE to think the position to apply the wake up animation is that spot and not where the character model looks like it is.

Did you try viewing with gizmos on to see if the transforms are actually moving?...

Can you show a video of what's happening and the issue?

You can only link to images, not post them directly to the forums.  You can use imgur.com to upload images.

What version of Unity are you running?

Actually, that sounds more like the issues is you've root motion in your throw reaction and the opponent isn't actually move (they're animation is).

While running the game in the editor, turn on gizmos display in the Game view.  Do the throw and see if you see the opponent's position change with the animation, or if it stays in place while the animation is playing...

1.5 is only compatible with 4.6.x, and even then I'm not too sure how compatible it is now.  But 4.7 will likely have some changes that might break some things.

Sorry about the lack of 1.6 for Basic, we're having some issues with packaging that version at the moment.  Hopefully we'll have that sorted soon.

Also, check your PMs.

What version of Unity and UFE are you running?  If starting a fresh new project and re-installing UFE doesn't resolve this, then there's something wrong with one of them...

Oh sorry, I skipped the first post.

ControlsScript.cs and InputController.cs are main ones.  Maybe some others too, but you should be able to find the references from those two at least.

Falling through ground typically happens if you haven't set up the stage correctly.  I recommend looking at the default TrainingRoom prefab to see how it's done.  Probably the simplest approach is to modify that into your own stage (just hide/disable/delete the "room" mesh; the important component is the Plane that is in the Ground layer).

If you're just running the default Scene (/Assets/UFE/Scenes/TrainingRoom.scene), then you shouldn't be getting any issues with characters falling through the ground.

Try starting a new project and ensure you haven't changed anything (don't touch anything in the Hierarchy view, so you're not moving anything around; and don't edit the TrainingRoom.prefab object in /Assets/UFE/Stages folder).

Also, see this post on stage creation to understand more about how UFE sees the Ground plane.

Are you sure it's any mode?  I haven't seen this yet, but the only mode I haven't tested thoroughly is Story Mode...

Also, have you modified any scripts (UI ones, mainly) that might be affected by this?

If you're making your own definitions, it's best practice to disable any Auto abilities as they can interfere.

See how you go with Auto Attack and Auto Block disabled (and create your own definitions for those conditions).

Hmm, this is probably the one thing I would think any method is viable!  Off the top of my head, here's some ways to do it:

1. Create an announcer variable for KO and/or create KO language; then fire an alert for each when the last hit is done

2. Create a GUI for KO, but you'll also need to create the GUI Screen prefab and corresponding code (a fair bit of work), then to also call the screen up at round end

3. Similar to Option 2, but instead of making it a new GUI screen, attach it to Battle GUI prefab and just use the Battle GUI script to enable it on round end (disable it at round start).

I would say Option 3 is the best method, possibly with the announcer from Option 1.  It will give you the most control over how the KO message looks, and requires the least code to get working.  With some gusto, you might even be able to animate it...