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from DefaultBattleGUI.cs:

this.player1GUI.gauges[i].fillAmount = (float)player1.controlsScript.currentGaugesPoints[i] / UFE.config.player1Character.maxGaugePoints;

That checks every frame to calculate the fillAmount for Player 1. So all you need to do is know which guage you're setting as this "always increase" gauge and somewhere basically just increase

player1.controlsScript.currentGaugesPoints[indexNumberOfSpecificGaugeThatIncreasesOnItsOwn]

and then the default battle gui will take care of the amount of fill for that.

Np, I also edited my post with an updated pseudo script for the Update(). Basically add the amount you want to be added every frame, then check if the user exceeds the maximum, and set it to the maximum in case.

Also, I would not suggest updating the gauge every frame but instead adding some code that basically does it on a timed interval. It's just more difficult/complex to give as an example, but you can find plenty of resources online about how to do an interval based update on the meter.

I would also caution that I'm unsure how this will work in the rollback netcode system as I'm very unfamiliar with that system to say in any educated way. But at least it'd be a start.

When does the self-refilling gauge start/stop? Does it trigger at the start of the round and continue until the end? is it triggered by a specific move and cancelled after time elapses or another move cancels it?

Ah well, the section

                    if (playerScript != null && playerScript.myInfo.alternativeCostumes[playerScript.selectedCostume].enableColorMask) {
                        Renderer[] charRenders = characterPrefab.GetComponentsInChildren<Renderer>();
                        foreach (Renderer charRender in charRenders) {
                            charRender.material.color = playerScript.myInfo.alternativeCostumes[playerScript.selectedCostume].colorMask;
                        }
                    }

You can replace with whatever code you would use to enable the alternative color style.

If it's a matter of instantiating a whole prefab, and since you're using the resources method:

                if (characterInfo.characterPrefabStorage == StorageMode.Prefab)
                {
                    characterPrefab = Instantiate(characterInfo.characterPrefab);
                }
                else
                {
                    characterPrefab = Instantiate(Resources.Load<GameObject>(characterInfo.prefabResourcePath));
                }

in that else block you'd just add another if/else where if (cScript.isAssist && cScript.isAlt) { } which will then determine which prefab to load. and the else is the same as before.

                if (characterInfo.characterPrefabStorage == StorageMode.Prefab)
                {
                    characterPrefab = Instantiate(characterInfo.characterPrefab);
                }
                else if (cScript.isAssist && cScript.isAlt)
                {
                    // characterPrefab = However you determine which characterInfo prefab to load
                }
                else
                {
                    characterPrefab = Instantiate(Resources.Load<GameObject>(characterInfo.prefabResourcePath));
                }

Otherwise yeah, you'll need to figure something out with the event system.

I'd have to review the code for how Assists get instantiated for detailed suggestions. But off the top of my head, and a road map of where I'd suggest looking:

(1) Have a custom script (or add to an existing one) add a check for the OnMove() event. Where that script is applied would either be: (1) The player prefab, (2) the assist prefab, (3) some sort of game manager object that handles events globally. Most likely 1 or 3.

(2) In said event, OnMove() receives the MoveInfo of the move being performed, and the CharacterInfo of the player performing it.

(3) You'd want to do a check in the OnMove() to see if the move is the assist, and if so you might also want to try checking if the player is the player with an alternate color set to it. Then since this would happen in the 1st frame it may not have instantiated the assist prefab yet, you'd want to flag a boolean saying it should update the assist after it's been instantiated. So in the Update() or FixedUpdate() of the custom script, you'd have an if check for that boolean to be true AND the assist has been instantiated, then once it does it adjusts the assist's color/palette then flips the boolean back to false.

That's where i'd start looking.

If you put this code on the Player Prefab then you can thankfully assume that the parent of the current gameObject has a ControlsScript component attached to it, which you can grab to figure out if your component is playerNum 1 or 2.

From there I'd imagine it'd take testing to find the most efficient way, but that's one way off the top of my head I'd go about looking for an answer.

Though yes, an OnAssist(MoveInfo assistMove, CharacterInfo assistCharacter, int ownerPlayerNum) event or something along those lines being added in the next patch might be nice and should be requested to MrMind when available.

It's definitely something that should be added if it's not. I'm not completely sure off the top of my head how to force run a TestCollision() hit.

Sorry, I either didn't see the post or I was unable to provide any help on this situation.

Were you able to resolve it by using an offset position? or storing a game object and using that as an offset point?

I believe the conflict would come in the fact Unity physics are non-deterministic, hence why it took so long to get rollback code in the engine. Mind had to create his own physics system that could be deterministic.

いえいえ、心配しないでください。 それは結構です。 質問してください。 まだ回答がありません。 忙しかったです。 これも私のプロジェクトではありません。 日本語が下手ですが、できればお手伝いしたいと思います。 何が起こっているのかビデオで見せてもらえますか？ ビデオを見る方が常に簡単です。 一時的なアップロードにはstreamable.comを使用できます。またはあなたが欲しいものの例を示すことができますか？ 別のゲームのYouTubeから？

おはよう、
プレーヤーの「landing move」やオポネントの空のひっとよろけの「landing move」か？

I would caution against this. Only as a marketing reason I mean. Since UFE doesn't use the GGPO code and GGPO is its own brand, it would be false advertising to say it's using GGPO. I would suggest using the generic term of Rollback Netcode to avoid issues with angry customers.

For example, Fight of Animals is a project that released on steam using UFE2, so it advertised that it had Rollback Netcode and not GGPO.