How to set up the Ozark ERA NBA 2K27 Cronus Zen script.

Before you change any ERA timing

Have your ERA customer key, Cronus Zen and supported controller setup ready. Use the compatibility guide to check the connection, then complete the My Ozark browser and USB checks.

Record the game mode, shot animation, controller layout and ERA build you are using. If you already have a working profile, keep its values so you can return to that baseline. The ERA update notes explain the current documented control paths.

Button Shooting, AutoGreen or Tempo Shooting?

This setup describes ERA V6. Earlier releases remain in your library; use the guide attached to the version you installed.

Button Shooting: saved shot-button timing

Enable Button Lock and press Square on PlayStation or X on Xbox. V6 uses SET TIME, MOVE TIME or FADE TIME from the selected MyCOURT, Park/City, REC or Crew HQ bank.

AutoGreen: one press starts the right-stick sequence

ERA OneTap uses your assigned stick-click to start the saved right-stick sequence. SHOT BIND chooses which click starts OneTap and which provides the remapped Square/X input. RELEASE PT and FADE MS are separate values; INSTA TEMPO is separate from RHYTHM TIME. These TGOS values are shared across environments. The script does not read your jumper or guarantee a green shot.

Tempo Shooting: hold, then choose the release

With Button Lock off, Tempo Lock holds the right stick down while you hold Square/X. Release to begin the rhythm sweep. Button Lock takes priority when both are enabled.

Test one shooting path at a time. In Generator, choose your controller, environment and shot method, then review and save the V6 build. Use Programmer for individual values. Find My Timing supports ERA V3x and V4 only; do not apply its calibration to V6. The shooting-mode demos illustrate the paths; check your installed version’s guide for exact controls.

Save your profile and verify the installed slot

1. Open the licensed ERA product in My Ozark. Confirm that the customer key includes ERA and the connected Zen is the linked device.
2. Choose your baseline and supported settings. Start from your current working setup or the supplied baseline. Change only the settings for the mode you intend to test, then save your profile.
3. Continue to Zen Flasher. Select the intended ERA build and target slot. Check which existing slot content will be replaced before starting the write.
4. Wait for readback verification. Keep the page open and the Zen connected. The Flasher checks the installed script and selected slot; a saved browser profile alone does not prove that the new build was written.
5. Select that slot for play. Confirm the intended ERA slot is active before judging the new settings in game.

A successful flash verifies installation. It does not verify shot accuracy or compatibility with every in-game condition.

How to test timing without losing your baseline

Keep the same shot animation, controller, connection and game environment for the first comparison. Test standing shots separately from moving shots, and record which mode and timing bank you are changing.

1. Take a short repeatable series of shots and note the actual in-game feedback.
2. Change one relevant value rather than release, rhythm and movement settings together.
3. Save, install and verify that change before repeating the same test.
4. Compare the feedback and keep or undo the adjustment. Retest in the online mode you normally play.

Do not treat one made shot as a universal timing value. For a deeper explanation of changing environments, see ZenCourt's offline versus online timing checks.

ERA setup problems: what to check first

My saved settings do not seem to change anything

Check the chain in order: correct customer product, saved profile, selected build, completed flash and active Zen slot. Then confirm you changed the timing for the mode you are actually using. See the ERA settings-not-saving diagnostic guide for that full sequence.

Square / X is doing a different kind of shot

Check whether Button Shooting or Tempo Lock is enabled. They use the same physical button for different controller outputs. Return to the mode descriptions above before changing a timing value.

My timing changed after a game or script update

Record both versions, read the ERA release notes and confirm the active slot. Retest the same animation and environment before adjusting one supported value. A value copied from another player is a starting point for their setup, not proof for yours.

The Zen does not connect or the flash fails

Fix the connection or verification error before tuning gameplay. Follow the Zen connection checks. If the issue remains, send the non-sensitive error, script version, slot, controller and connection details to Ozark support.