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The new update version should be available on all platforms within a week. I'll keep this post updated as they become available.

Changelog:
- Scripts updated to Unity 2018.3
- Individual scenes can now be loaded as stages
- Added ability to record individual animation maps on the Animation Map Recorder
- Added option to change Hitbox colors under Global Editor → Debug Info
- Added new option under Character Editor Basic Moves → Down Clips: “Loop Down Clip”
- Added new variable under Global → Round Options: After Battle Menu Delay. Use it to control the time between ending the game and showing the after match menu
- Removed UNet libraries from main scripts folder. UNet libraries are now inside a unity package under UFE\Scripts\ThirdParty
- (Source) Moved core script files from UFE\Scripts to UFE\Core due to a new assembly process
- More improvements done to plinking and move execution priority
- Fixed issue with move's auto-rotation option. It now triggers -before- the frame window value
- Fixed issue with Animation Recorder recording blending values on Mecanim animations
- Fixed issue with a few stand up animations not being properly automatically set
- Fixed issue with particle effects not working on 'outro' moves
- Fixed editor layout issue caused by Unity 2018.3 update
- (Pro/Source) Fixed issue with animation recorder and root motion caused by Unity 2018.3 update
- Fixed issue with plinking overriding certain moves when executed in a short interval
- Fixed issue with activating pull-in while in the corner (commonly used with opponent override)

I might be able to help you if I'm at my computer over Skype or something.

It's a simple fix I know that. But hard to explain without actually looking at it

wolfoxyo wrote:

Hey there. I was using the Move Editor and I couldn't find a way to set a button mashup for a special attack (pressing two buttons simultaneously, as seen in Tekken and other 3D fighting games).

Is there a way to configure special attacks executed through pressing two or more buttons at the same time?

Under "Button Executions" under Input in the Move Editor, you could try adding more than one button.

e.g. if you wanted a super move that is executed with down, forward, and button 1+2, you would put down, forward under the "Button Sequences" section, then add both button 1 and button 2 under "Button Executions".

http://www.ufe3d.com/doku.php/move:input

Sorry about that. I found the problem. I'm updating UFE to 1.8.4a

If you want to fix it yourself, under UFE\Scripts\UFE.cs (line 1928):

Look for this segment:

if(UFE.config.inputOptions.inputManagerType == InputManagerType.ControlFreak) {     // [DGT]
    p1Controller.humanController = gameObject.AddComponent<InputTouchController>();
} else if(UFE.config.inputOptions.inputManagerType == InputManagerType.cInput) {
    p1Controller.humanController = gameObject.AddComponent<InputController>();
} else if(UFE.config.inputOptions.inputManagerType == InputManagerType.Rewired) {
    p1Controller.humanController = gameObject.AddComponent<RewiredInputController>();
    (p1Controller.humanController as RewiredInputController).rewiredPlayerId = 0;
}

And replace it with this:

if(UFE.config.inputOptions.inputManagerType == InputManagerType.ControlFreak) {     // [DGT]
    p1Controller.humanController = gameObject.AddComponent<InputTouchController>();
} else if(UFE.config.inputOptions.inputManagerType == InputManagerType.Rewired) {
    p1Controller.humanController = gameObject.AddComponent<RewiredInputController>();
   (p1Controller.humanController as RewiredInputController).rewiredPlayerId = 0;
} else {
    p1Controller.humanController = gameObject.AddComponent<InputController>();
}