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Make sure the "blockable area" is set to at least a frame before your active hits begin. Then, make sure you have the proper values setup match the the character's current state.

Check your console window. Its probably telling you about missing animation or moves listed under the character's move set.

If that is not the case, check your move chains and make sure you have the "link condition" set to "hit confirm" and at least "On Strike" is toggled.
http://www.ufe3d.com/doku.php/move:chainmoves

I couldn't replicate your issue, however if you are having issues saving the character's transform data (position, rotation or scale), you can try opening the prefab file itself and save those changes from there.

You might need to know a bit of C# for that one.
Open the file DefaultBattleGUI.cs, and on the PlayerGUI declaration (line 10) add a new Alert definition:

public class PlayerGUI{
    public Text name;
    public Image portrait;
    public Image lifeBar;
    public Image[] gauges;
    public Image[] wonRoundsImages;
    public AlertGUI alert = new AlertGUI();
    public AlertGUI alert2 = new AlertGUI();
}

Now go to the function "OnNewAlert" (line 539) and create a condition to use the second alert instead of the first depending on what message the engine is firing.

On line 548 where it says:

this.player1GUI.alert.text.text = processedMessage;

Change it to something like this:

if (msg == UFE.config.selectedLanguage.counterHit)
{
    this.player1GUI.alert2.text.text = processedMessage;
}
else
{
    this.player1GUI.alert.text.text = processedMessage;
}

Make sure to do the same for the player2 conditions under the same function (OnNewAlert) and also make sure you open the BattleGUI prefab and assign a new text component to the new alert you've just created.

First go to the PauseScreen prefab and disable both "Button_GoToSpecialMoves" (under PauseScreen>MainScreen>Background) and Button_SpecialMoves (PauseScreen>ControlsScreen>Background).

Now go to each button surrounding those and under "Button -> Navigation", make sure there are no references to those buttons you just disabled:

Have you tried searching around all of your scripts to see who is disabling the mouse cursor in the first place? It could be a custom script you've added to your project that is causing it. To do so, open Visual Studios and use the "Find and Replace" command (Ctrl + Shift + F) to search for any script that could be doing this:

Also, if you are not entirely sure how the synchronization system works, I recommend not changing the core files. Adding functionality or modifying certain core behaviors can absolutely cause desyncs.

What type of game are you trying to make? a 2D fighter with 3D models or a 3D fighter style? Have you tried just using the templates and comparing changes made to the original demos? That can help you narrow down where the desyncs are coming from.

Yup!
I was going to make an announcement right after this release, but we decided on the last minute to make one last big refactor to the code just before the beta invitation.
This refactor will most likely change how a lot of the game data is set and stored, meaning if we begin the invitation too early this might cause some data loss due to this update, so just hang on for just a couple more weeks!

Fixed on version 2.5.3
It was an issue with one of the template files (http://www.ufe3d.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=4176)

Render pipelines are related to Materials, not code. Its not an UFE issue.
What you are probably referring to are the demo templates that comes with UFE (characters, particles and stages).

Here, this should help you:
https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/com.u … -HDRP.html

Find the materials related to the templates you want to use and upgrade them.
For example, you can find the materials for the Training Room stage under UFE\Demos\Shared_Assets\Stages\TrainingRoom2D\Materials.

Issue confirmed. Will look into it and fix it before releasing the next update (2.5.3)

It could be a few things:
- Are you using animation maps (PRO/Source license)? If so, go to Character Editor -> Move Sets and untoggle "Use Animation Maps".
- Do you see any errors in your console window? If so, what are they?
- Maybe the ground hitbox value is too high. Try reducing the value for Ground Collision Mass under Character Editor -> Physics.
- While the game is running, under the Scene view, toggle the Gizmos visibility for HitboxScript and see if there is anything odd with them (like position displacement). Take a screenshot and post it here.

A feature like this is not as easy as it sounds. You need to deconstruct a lot of interfaces on UFE 2 to achieve that.
I actually already built an interface like that for UFE 3, but its currently a work in progress (Photon only).

UFE 3 will initially be available for Tier 4 Patreon only (Must have UFE 2 Source and be a Tier 4 Patreon).
I should have an official announcement and invitation rules on UFE 3 next week. Stay tuned.