Controls Ultimate Programmer or L2 + Options / LT + Menu on the Zen

Ultimate Script: setup and controls

1. Open Programmer, choose Ultimate and open Guided setup.
2. Choose your console. On PC, choose your connected Xbox or PlayStation controller. This sets the guide and the Zen OLED button labels.
3. Choose Game Layout in the generator to match FC: Classic shoots with B/Circle and crosses with X/Square; Alternate shoots with X/Square and crosses with B/Circle. Pass stays A/Cross and through ball stays Y/Triangle. Set the same layout in FC yourself. Turn Simplified Skill Moves off if you use skills.
4. Choose a shot for each shortcut and a move for each skill button. Choose Off for actions you do not want. Start with Hold for power: hold your shortcut, aim and release.
5. Open Your buttons and check every assignment. All script settings contains timings, bindings, right-stick skills, Player Lock, favourites and Steady Aim.
6. Save your build, continue to Flash, connect the Zen and install it in your chosen slot. Select that slot and test one action in practice.

Guided setup starts with right-stick shortcuts, Player Lock and Steady Aim off. A saved build is not installed until flashing finishes successfully. Use the next lessons for each feature. Software checks do not replace testing on your Zen and in-game.

Skills, right-stick shortcuts and favourites

1. Choose any of the 74 supplied moves or Off for Button skill 1 and 2. Set the button, single/double tap and exit side. Double-tap window starts at 300 ms.
2. For right-stick skills, choose Disabled, Always On, Double Tap or Hold Modifier. Assign the up, right, down and left moves separately.
3. In Hold Modifier mode, hold its assigned button (fresh default L3/LS click) and flick the right stick. Move briefly in your intended direction first; the script cannot see your player's true facing.
4. Return the stick to centre before another flick. In Double Tap mode, double-tap the modifier to enable or disable RS skills; this mode starts off after loading or opening the menu.
5. Choose six different favourites. Skill Picker → Favourites limits the Zen's skill choices to these six plus Off. The website still offers all 74 moves, and changing favourites does not replace existing assignments.

Use the same Classic or Alternate layout in FC and your build, with Simplified Skill Moves off. Shoot/cross actions inside skill moves follow the selected layout; physical shortcut buttons keep their assignments. Your player must be able to perform the move. Only one action runs at a time; inputs during it are discarded instead of queued. A library name does not prove that a move works for a specific player or game situation.

Controls Ultimate Programmer or L2 + Options / LT + Menu on the Zen

Ultimate Script: setup and controls

1. Open Programmer, choose Ultimate and open Guided setup.
2. Choose your console. On PC, choose your connected Xbox or PlayStation controller. This sets the guide and the Zen OLED button labels.
3. Choose Game Layout in the generator to match FC: Classic shoots with B/Circle and crosses with X/Square; Alternate shoots with X/Square and crosses with B/Circle. Pass stays A/Cross and through ball stays Y/Triangle. Set the same layout in FC yourself. Turn Simplified Skill Moves off if you use skills.
4. Choose a shot for each shortcut and a move for each skill button. Choose Off for actions you do not want. Start with Hold for power: hold your shortcut, aim and release.
5. Open Your buttons and check every assignment. All script settings contains timings, bindings, right-stick skills, Player Lock, favourites and Steady Aim.
6. Save your build, continue to Flash, connect the Zen and install it in your chosen slot. Select that slot and test one action in practice.

Guided setup starts with right-stick shortcuts, Player Lock and Steady Aim off. A saved build is not installed until flashing finishes successfully. Use the next lessons for each feature. Software checks do not replace testing on your Zen and in-game.

Skills, right-stick shortcuts and favourites

1. Choose any of the 74 supplied moves or Off for Button skill 1 and 2. Set the button, single/double tap and exit side. Double-tap window starts at 300 ms.
2. For right-stick skills, choose Disabled, Always On, Double Tap or Hold Modifier. Assign the up, right, down and left moves separately.
3. In Hold Modifier mode, hold its assigned button (fresh default L3/LS click) and flick the right stick. Move briefly in your intended direction first; the script cannot see your player's true facing.
4. Return the stick to centre before another flick. In Double Tap mode, double-tap the modifier to enable or disable RS skills; this mode starts off after loading or opening the menu.
5. Choose six different favourites. Skill Picker → Favourites limits the Zen's skill choices to these six plus Off. The website still offers all 74 moves, and changing favourites does not replace existing assignments.

Use the same Classic or Alternate layout in FC and your build, with Simplified Skill Moves off. Shoot/cross actions inside skill moves follow the selected layout; physical shortcut buttons keep their assignments. Your player must be able to perform the move. Only one action runs at a time; inputs during it are discarded instead of queued. A library name does not prove that a move works for a specific player or game situation.

Controls Ultimate Programmer or L2 + Options / LT + Menu on the Zen

Ultimate Script: setup and controls

1. Open Programmer, choose Ultimate and open Guided setup.
2. Choose your console. On PC, choose your connected Xbox or PlayStation controller. This sets the guide and the Zen OLED button labels.
3. Choose Game Layout in the generator to match FC: Classic shoots with B/Circle and crosses with X/Square; Alternate shoots with X/Square and crosses with B/Circle. Pass stays A/Cross and through ball stays Y/Triangle. Set the same layout in FC yourself. Turn Simplified Skill Moves off if you use skills.
4. Choose a shot for each shortcut and a move for each skill button. Choose Off for actions you do not want. Start with Hold for power: hold your shortcut, aim and release.
5. Open Your buttons and check every assignment. All script settings contains timings, bindings, right-stick skills, Player Lock, favourites and Steady Aim.
6. Save your build, continue to Flash, connect the Zen and install it in your chosen slot. Select that slot and test one action in practice.

Guided setup starts with right-stick shortcuts, Player Lock and Steady Aim off. A saved build is not installed until flashing finishes successfully. Use the next lessons for each feature. Software checks do not replace testing on your Zen and in-game.

Skills, right-stick shortcuts and favourites

1. Choose any of the 74 supplied moves or Off for Button skill 1 and 2. Set the button, single/double tap and exit side. Double-tap window starts at 300 ms.
2. For right-stick skills, choose Disabled, Always On, Double Tap or Hold Modifier. Assign the up, right, down and left moves separately.
3. In Hold Modifier mode, hold its assigned button (fresh default L3/LS click) and flick the right stick. Move briefly in your intended direction first; the script cannot see your player's true facing.
4. Return the stick to centre before another flick. In Double Tap mode, double-tap the modifier to enable or disable RS skills; this mode starts off after loading or opening the menu.
5. Choose six different favourites. Skill Picker → Favourites limits the Zen's skill choices to these six plus Off. The website still offers all 74 moves, and changing favourites does not replace existing assignments.

Use the same Classic or Alternate layout in FC and your build, with Simplified Skill Moves off. Shoot/cross actions inside skill moves follow the selected layout; physical shortcut buttons keep their assignments. Your player must be able to perform the move. Only one action runs at a time; inputs during it are discarded instead of queued. A library name does not prove that a move works for a specific player or game situation.

Controls Ultimate Programmer or L2 + Options / LT + Menu on the Zen

Ultimate Script: setup and controls

1. Open Programmer, choose Ultimate and open Guided setup.
2. Choose your console. On PC, choose your connected Xbox or PlayStation controller. This sets the guide and the Zen OLED button labels.
3. Choose Game Layout in the generator to match FC: Classic shoots with B/Circle and crosses with X/Square; Alternate shoots with X/Square and crosses with B/Circle. Pass stays A/Cross and through ball stays Y/Triangle. Set the same layout in FC yourself. Turn Simplified Skill Moves off if you use skills.
4. Choose a shot for each shortcut and a move for each skill button. Choose Off for actions you do not want. Start with Hold for power: hold your shortcut, aim and release.
5. Open Your buttons and check every assignment. All script settings contains timings, bindings, right-stick skills, Player Lock, favourites and Steady Aim.
6. Save your build, continue to Flash, connect the Zen and install it in your chosen slot. Select that slot and test one action in practice.

Guided setup starts with right-stick shortcuts, Player Lock and Steady Aim off. A saved build is not installed until flashing finishes successfully. Use the next lessons for each feature. Software checks do not replace testing on your Zen and in-game.

Shot profiles and recovery

1. In All script settings, open Shot profile 1 or 2. Choose Off, Finesse, Low Driven, LD Finesse or LD Trivela and its trigger button.
2. With Hold for power, hold the shortcut while aiming and release it to end the first press. Hold Limit caps a long hold at 1,200 ms by default. With Fixed power, one tap uses your saved duration.
3. Ultimate supplies the second press for low-driven types. Do not double-tap the shortcut yourself. Finesse uses a single press; its second-press fields are inactive.
4. Test your shot in practice. New setups use a 60 ms second-press delay and a 50 ms second press. Fixed durations start at 230 ms for profile 1 and 245 ms for profile 2. These are starting values; change one at a time.
5. Settings → Shot recovery controls the final release time: 40 ms initially, adjustable from 20 to 200 ms. Let the sequence finish. Release the selected Shoot button (B/Circle in Classic, X/Square in Alternate) before your next action to clear the extra-press guard.

Finesse sends R1/RB + shoot. Low Driven sends two shoot presses. LD Finesse adds R1/RB; LD Trivela adds L2/LT. Player abilities and game state determine the animation. There is no automatic ping measurement or guaranteed goal. Saved custom timings are preserved when upgrading; check the values in your own build.

The chosen physical profile triggers stay the same in both layouts. A custom B trigger still uses B even when Alternate sends X to shoot. A profile assigned to the normal Shoot button owns that button even while defending; keep D-pad triggers if you want normal shooting input available.

Controls Ultimate Programmer or L2 + Options / LT + Menu on the Zen

Ultimate Script: setup and controls

1. Open Programmer, choose Ultimate and open Guided setup.
2. Choose your console. On PC, choose your connected Xbox or PlayStation controller. This sets the guide and the Zen OLED button labels.
3. Choose Game Layout in the generator to match FC: Classic shoots with B/Circle and crosses with X/Square; Alternate shoots with X/Square and crosses with B/Circle. Pass stays A/Cross and through ball stays Y/Triangle. Set the same layout in FC yourself. Turn Simplified Skill Moves off if you use skills.
4. Choose a shot for each shortcut and a move for each skill button. Choose Off for actions you do not want. Start with Hold for power: hold your shortcut, aim and release.
5. Open Your buttons and check every assignment. All script settings contains timings, bindings, right-stick skills, Player Lock, favourites and Steady Aim.
6. Save your build, continue to Flash, connect the Zen and install it in your chosen slot. Select that slot and test one action in practice.

Guided setup starts with right-stick shortcuts, Player Lock and Steady Aim off. A saved build is not installed until flashing finishes successfully. Use the next lessons for each feature. Software checks do not replace testing on your Zen and in-game.

Shot profiles and recovery

1. In All script settings, open Shot profile 1 or 2. Choose Off, Finesse, Low Driven, LD Finesse or LD Trivela and its trigger button.
2. With Hold for power, hold the shortcut while aiming and release it to end the first press. Hold Limit caps a long hold at 1,200 ms by default. With Fixed power, one tap uses your saved duration.
3. Ultimate supplies the second press for low-driven types. Do not double-tap the shortcut yourself. Finesse uses a single press; its second-press fields are inactive.
4. Test your shot in practice. New setups use a 60 ms second-press delay and a 50 ms second press. Fixed durations start at 230 ms for profile 1 and 245 ms for profile 2. These are starting values; change one at a time.
5. Settings → Shot recovery controls the final release time: 40 ms initially, adjustable from 20 to 200 ms. Let the sequence finish. Release the selected Shoot button (B/Circle in Classic, X/Square in Alternate) before your next action to clear the extra-press guard.

Finesse sends R1/RB + shoot. Low Driven sends two shoot presses. LD Finesse adds R1/RB; LD Trivela adds L2/LT. Player abilities and game state determine the animation. There is no automatic ping measurement or guaranteed goal. Saved custom timings are preserved when upgrading; check the values in your own build.

The chosen physical profile triggers stay the same in both layouts. A custom B trigger still uses B even when Alternate sends X to shoot. A profile assigned to the normal Shoot button owns that button even while defending; keep D-pad triggers if you want normal shooting input available.

Controls Ultimate Programmer or L2 + Options / LT + Menu on the Zen

Ultimate Script: setup and controls

1. Open Programmer, choose Ultimate and open Guided setup.
2. Choose your console. On PC, choose your connected Xbox or PlayStation controller. This sets the guide and the Zen OLED button labels.
3. Choose Game Layout in the generator to match FC: Classic shoots with B/Circle and crosses with X/Square; Alternate shoots with X/Square and crosses with B/Circle. Pass stays A/Cross and through ball stays Y/Triangle. Set the same layout in FC yourself. Turn Simplified Skill Moves off if you use skills.
4. Choose a shot for each shortcut and a move for each skill button. Choose Off for actions you do not want. Start with Hold for power: hold your shortcut, aim and release.
5. Open Your buttons and check every assignment. All script settings contains timings, bindings, right-stick skills, Player Lock, favourites and Steady Aim.
6. Save your build, continue to Flash, connect the Zen and install it in your chosen slot. Select that slot and test one action in practice.

Guided setup starts with right-stick shortcuts, Player Lock and Steady Aim off. A saved build is not installed until flashing finishes successfully. Use the next lessons for each feature. Software checks do not replace testing on your Zen and in-game.

Player Lock and teammate selection

1. Enable Player Lock in the game and in All script settings → Player lock.
2. Check the assigned trigger in Your buttons. The fresh script default is R3/RS click; press it once. Ultimate presses both stick clicks for 60 ms.
3. Use the right stick to choose your teammate. Player Lock RS pause suspends right-stick skill shortcuts for 500 ms by default; adjust it from 0 to 1,500 ms. Zero disables the pause.
4. Release the right-stick skill modifier before returning to skills.
5. Lock cooldown is separate from the RS pause. It defaults to 350 ms and prevents rapid repeat requests.

The shortcut cannot detect the game's lock state or select a teammate for you. Guided setups start with Player Lock off. Use your build's actual trigger, which may differ from the fresh default.

Update a saved build and troubleshoot

1. Open the saved Ultimate build in Programmer. Version 1.3 adds Game Layout while keeping existing custom timings and supported button assignments. Older builds start at Classic. Choose Alternate only if that is your layout in FC.
2. Review Your buttons and All saved settings. Xbox Touchpad assignments are replaced with a free button. Older duplicate favourites are made distinct. Steady Aim starts off when added to an older build.
3. Save a fresh build, then continue to Flash. Older compiled builds must be rebuilt for 1.3. Saving a browser draft alone does not update your Zen.
4. If an action fails, select the correct Zen slot, check Ultimate is ON and confirm your controller and matching Classic or Alternate layout in FC and your build. Close the menu, release controls and centre the sticks. Try one enabled action from Your buttons.
5. If flashing fails, copy the error details and open a ticket using Discord Support in My Ozark. Keep existing-slot protection enabled.

For a wrong move or shot, check the binding, selected type and your player's abilities. Test one change at a time. Compiler and simulation checks do not verify physical Zen input timing or in-game results.

Controls Ultimate Programmer or L2 + Options / LT + Menu on the Zen

Ultimate Script: setup and controls

1. Open Programmer, choose Ultimate and open Guided setup.
2. Choose your console. On PC, choose your connected Xbox or PlayStation controller. This sets the guide and the Zen OLED button labels.
3. Choose Game Layout in the generator to match FC: Classic shoots with B/Circle and crosses with X/Square; Alternate shoots with X/Square and crosses with B/Circle. Pass stays A/Cross and through ball stays Y/Triangle. Set the same layout in FC yourself. Turn Simplified Skill Moves off if you use skills.
4. Choose a shot for each shortcut and a move for each skill button. Choose Off for actions you do not want. Start with Hold for power: hold your shortcut, aim and release.
5. Open Your buttons and check every assignment. All script settings contains timings, bindings, right-stick skills, Player Lock, favourites and Steady Aim.
6. Save your build, continue to Flash, connect the Zen and install it in your chosen slot. Select that slot and test one action in practice.

Guided setup starts with right-stick shortcuts, Player Lock and Steady Aim off. A saved build is not installed until flashing finishes successfully. Use the next lessons for each feature. Software checks do not replace testing on your Zen and in-game.

Skills, right-stick shortcuts and favourites

1. Choose any of the 74 supplied moves or Off for Button skill 1 and 2. Set the button, single/double tap and exit side. Double-tap window starts at 300 ms.
2. For right-stick skills, choose Disabled, Always On, Double Tap or Hold Modifier. Assign the up, right, down and left moves separately.
3. In Hold Modifier mode, hold its assigned button (fresh default L3/LS click) and flick the right stick. Move briefly in your intended direction first; the script cannot see your player's true facing.
4. Return the stick to centre before another flick. In Double Tap mode, double-tap the modifier to enable or disable RS skills; this mode starts off after loading or opening the menu.
5. Choose six different favourites. Skill Picker → Favourites limits the Zen's skill choices to these six plus Off. The website still offers all 74 moves, and changing favourites does not replace existing assignments.

Use the same Classic or Alternate layout in FC and your build, with Simplified Skill Moves off. Shoot/cross actions inside skill moves follow the selected layout; physical shortcut buttons keep their assignments. Your player must be able to perform the move. Only one action runs at a time; inputs during it are discarded instead of queued. A library name does not prove that a move works for a specific player or game situation.

Controls Ultimate Programmer or L2 + Options / LT + Menu on the Zen

Ultimate Script: setup and controls

1. Open Programmer, choose Ultimate and open Guided setup.
2. Choose your console. On PC, choose your connected Xbox or PlayStation controller. This sets the guide and the Zen OLED button labels.
3. Choose Game Layout in the generator to match FC: Classic shoots with B/Circle and crosses with X/Square; Alternate shoots with X/Square and crosses with B/Circle. Pass stays A/Cross and through ball stays Y/Triangle. Set the same layout in FC yourself. Turn Simplified Skill Moves off if you use skills.
4. Choose a shot for each shortcut and a move for each skill button. Choose Off for actions you do not want. Start with Hold for power: hold your shortcut, aim and release.
5. Open Your buttons and check every assignment. All script settings contains timings, bindings, right-stick skills, Player Lock, favourites and Steady Aim.
6. Save your build, continue to Flash, connect the Zen and install it in your chosen slot. Select that slot and test one action in practice.

Guided setup starts with right-stick shortcuts, Player Lock and Steady Aim off. A saved build is not installed until flashing finishes successfully. Use the next lessons for each feature. Software checks do not replace testing on your Zen and in-game.

Zen menu and controller buttons

1. Select the Zen slot containing Ultimate. L2 + Share on PlayStation or LT + View on Xbox turns Ultimate off or on.
2. Hold L2 + Options or LT + Menu to open settings. Up/Down chooses a group; Cross/A opens it.
3. Left/Right chooses a setting. Hold L2/LT and press Left/Right to change its value.
4. Press Circle/B to return to the group picker, then Circle/B again to save and exit. Turning Ultimate off while editing cancels without saving.
5. Close the menu, release all buttons and centre the sticks before testing an action.

Fresh script defaults use D-pad left/right for shots, D-pad down/up for button skills, L3/LS click as the right-stick modifier and R3/RS click for Player Lock. Saved builds can differ; follow Your buttons. Xbox cannot use Touchpad. All six action assignments must be distinct, including disabled actions. Paddles need a controller exposing separate paddle inputs. The screen blanks after inactivity; opening the menu or starting an action refreshes it.

Settings → Game Layout is the ninth Settings entry. Hold LT/L2 + Left/Right to choose Classic or Alternate. Press B/Circle twice to save and exit. Menu navigation stays A/B on Xbox or Cross/Circle on PlayStation in both layouts. Controller changes labels; Game Layout changes gameplay shoot/cross mapping. Changing layout cancels an active action; release shortcut buttons and centre RS before continuing. The script cannot change FC’s layout setting.

Shot profiles and recovery

1. In All script settings, open Shot profile 1 or 2. Choose Off, Finesse, Low Driven, LD Finesse or LD Trivela and its trigger button.
2. With Hold for power, hold the shortcut while aiming and release it to end the first press. Hold Limit caps a long hold at 1,200 ms by default. With Fixed power, one tap uses your saved duration.
3. Ultimate supplies the second press for low-driven types. Do not double-tap the shortcut yourself. Finesse uses a single press; its second-press fields are inactive.
4. Test your shot in practice. New setups use a 60 ms second-press delay and a 50 ms second press. Fixed durations start at 230 ms for profile 1 and 245 ms for profile 2. These are starting values; change one at a time.
5. Settings → Shot recovery controls the final release time: 40 ms initially, adjustable from 20 to 200 ms. Let the sequence finish. Release the selected Shoot button (B/Circle in Classic, X/Square in Alternate) before your next action to clear the extra-press guard.

Finesse sends R1/RB + shoot. Low Driven sends two shoot presses. LD Finesse adds R1/RB; LD Trivela adds L2/LT. Player abilities and game state determine the animation. There is no automatic ping measurement or guaranteed goal. Saved custom timings are preserved when upgrading; check the values in your own build.

The chosen physical profile triggers stay the same in both layouts. A custom B trigger still uses B even when Alternate sends X to shoot. A profile assigned to the normal Shoot button owns that button even while defending; keep D-pad triggers if you want normal shooting input available.

Update a saved build and troubleshoot

1. Open the saved Ultimate build in Programmer. Version 1.3 adds Game Layout while keeping existing custom timings and supported button assignments. Older builds start at Classic. Choose Alternate only if that is your layout in FC.
2. Review Your buttons and All saved settings. Xbox Touchpad assignments are replaced with a free button. Older duplicate favourites are made distinct. Steady Aim starts off when added to an older build.
3. Save a fresh build, then continue to Flash. Older compiled builds must be rebuilt for 1.3. Saving a browser draft alone does not update your Zen.
4. If an action fails, select the correct Zen slot, check Ultimate is ON and confirm your controller and matching Classic or Alternate layout in FC and your build. Close the menu, release controls and centre the sticks. Try one enabled action from Your buttons.
5. If flashing fails, copy the error details and open a ticket using Discord Support in My Ozark. Keep existing-slot protection enabled.

For a wrong move or shot, check the binding, selected type and your player's abilities. Test one change at a time. Compiler and simulation checks do not verify physical Zen input timing or in-game results.

Controls Programmer → Steady Aim or Zen menu → Settings → Precision

Ultimate Script: setup and controls

1. Open Programmer, choose Ultimate and open Guided setup.
2. Choose your console. On PC, choose your connected Xbox or PlayStation controller. This sets the guide and the Zen OLED button labels.
3. Choose Game Layout in the generator to match FC: Classic shoots with B/Circle and crosses with X/Square; Alternate shoots with X/Square and crosses with B/Circle. Pass stays A/Cross and through ball stays Y/Triangle. Set the same layout in FC yourself. Turn Simplified Skill Moves off if you use skills.
4. Choose a shot for each shortcut and a move for each skill button. Choose Off for actions you do not want. Start with Hold for power: hold your shortcut, aim and release.
5. Open Your buttons and check every assignment. All script settings contains timings, bindings, right-stick skills, Player Lock, favourites and Steady Aim.
6. Save your build, continue to Flash, connect the Zen and install it in your chosen slot. Select that slot and test one action in practice.

Guided setup starts with right-stick shortcuts, Player Lock and Steady Aim off. A saved build is not installed until flashing finishes successfully. Use the next lessons for each feature. Software checks do not replace testing on your Zen and in-game.

Steady Aim: optional shooting assist

1. Steady Aim starts Off. Enable it in Guided setup or All script settings → Steady Aim. On the Zen, open Settings → Precision.
2. Start with Light smoothing. Medium and Strong smooth small left-stick corrections more. You still choose the aiming direction.
3. Choose the scope: Profiles only (default) for scripted shot profiles, Shot button for normal shooting (B/Circle in Classic, X/Square in Alternate), or Both.
4. Compare the same shot with the assist off and on in practice. Keep a strength only if you prefer its response.

This smooths small stick changes. It does not detect targets, choose a goal corner, change shot power or guarantee accuracy. The game's Precision shot assistance is a separate option. Neutral input and large corrections pass through; smoothing pauses in menus, skills, Player Lock and incompatible action states. Strength and scope stay saved when the feature is off.

Update a saved build and troubleshoot

1. Open the saved Ultimate build in Programmer. Version 1.3 adds Game Layout while keeping existing custom timings and supported button assignments. Older builds start at Classic. Choose Alternate only if that is your layout in FC.
2. Review Your buttons and All saved settings. Xbox Touchpad assignments are replaced with a free button. Older duplicate favourites are made distinct. Steady Aim starts off when added to an older build.
3. Save a fresh build, then continue to Flash. Older compiled builds must be rebuilt for 1.3. Saving a browser draft alone does not update your Zen.
4. If an action fails, select the correct Zen slot, check Ultimate is ON and confirm your controller and matching Classic or Alternate layout in FC and your build. Close the menu, release controls and centre the sticks. Try one enabled action from Your buttons.
5. If flashing fails, copy the error details and open a ticket using Discord Support in My Ozark. Keep existing-slot protection enabled.

For a wrong move or shot, check the binding, selected type and your player's abilities. Test one change at a time. Compiler and simulation checks do not verify physical Zen input timing or in-game results.

Enable Instant Reset in Exotic’s menu, save and close, then press D-pad Down to run the edit/reset/confirm sequence. This release expects L3 for Edit, R3 for Reset and Circle for Confirm in Fortnite. Correct mismatched in-game binds before testing.

Enable Anti-Recoil and choose a positive Anti-Recoil Power in the Exotic menu. This path runs while both L2 aim and R2 fire are held. Test one weapon and sensitivity, then change one value at a time. It applies fixed correction and cannot measure recoil or detect a target.

Enable Auto-Tracking AI+ and choose Auto-Track Power from level 1 to 5. Its input pattern runs when left-stick movement is small and stops on larger left-stick movement. It does not detect players or lock onto targets; test whether the pattern remains controllable with your sensitivity.

Enable Constant AA and set Constant AA Power above zero for its repeating right-stick pattern. It is not enemy detection; turn it off if the movement interferes with your aim.

L2 Assist needs its toggle and a positive L2 Assist Power, and runs while aiming. R2 Assist needs its toggle and positive power, and runs while firing except when Anti-Recoil owns the aiming-and-firing path. These are controller patterns, not target tracking.

Enable Pickup Macro, save and close the menu, then hold Square (Interact) with R1. It repeats the mapped interact action; match your Fortnite controls before testing.

Enable Dropshot and set Dropshot Delay above zero. It runs the mapped crouch action while L2 aim and R2 fire are held. This PS5 release uses R3 for crouch, so confirm the same in-game mapping.

This release displays and saves an Anti-Bloom switch, but the reviewed source has no active gameplay action connected to it. Do not expect it to change bloom or accuracy. Open Discord Support if you need a release with different behavior.

Instant Triggers sends a detected L2/R2 trigger press as full output. This release saves the Overclock AI switch but uses a fixed clock setting independently of it; do not expect that switch to change timing or network latency. OLED Colour changes the indicator colour. Save by closing with L2 + Options.

Controls MLB Programmer or View/Share + RS/R3 menu

MLB Signature: Timed swing

1. Select Batting with View/Share + Up and release the controls.
2. In Batting mode, hold LT / L2 and press A / Cross. The script holds the normal-swing button for your duration. Default true.
Button duration only. You choose when to swing; it does not detect the pitch. Default 145 ms.
3. Test in practice and adjust one value at a time in Programmer. Save and reflash to change startup defaults. The script does not detect game state, pitches or meters.
4. Hold View/Share + Left to pause. A normal Menu/Options press pauses while opening the game menu.

Controls MLB Programmer or View/Share + RS/R3 menu

MLB Signature: Check swing

1. Select Batting with View/Share + Up and release the controls.
2. In Batting mode, B / Circle sends a short A / Cross tap. The original B / Circle press is consumed. Default true.
A short normal-swing tap. The game decides whether the swing checks. Default 45 ms.
3. Test in practice and adjust one value at a time in Programmer. Save and reflash to change startup defaults. The script does not detect game state, pitches or meters.
4. Hold View/Share + Left to pause. A normal Menu/Options press pauses while opening the game menu.

Controls MLB Programmer or View/Share + RS/R3 menu

MLB Signature: PCI control

1. Select Batting with View/Share + Up and release the controls.
2. Shapes left-stick response in Batting mode. A softer center still reaches the full stick range; it does not aim at the ball. Default true.
Lower values soften the stick near the center. 100% gives a linear response after the deadzone. Default 85 %.
Ignores small movement on each left-stick axis in Batting mode. Default 10 %.
3. Test in practice and adjust one value at a time in Programmer. Save and reflash to change startup defaults. The script does not detect game state, pitches or meters.
4. Hold View/Share + Left to pause. A normal Menu/Options press pauses while opening the game menu.

Controls MLB Programmer or View/Share + RS/R3 menu

MLB Signature: Timed throw

1. Select Fielding with View/Share + Right and release the controls.
2. In Fielding mode, any face button starts a timed hold of that same button. Default true.
Button duration only. This does not detect the throw meter or guarantee an accurate throw. Default 280 ms.
3. Test in practice and adjust one value at a time in Programmer. Save and reflash to change startup defaults. The script does not detect game state, pitches or meters.
4. Hold View/Share + Left to pause. A normal Menu/Options press pauses while opening the game menu.

Controls MLB Programmer or View/Share + RS/R3 menu

MLB Signature: Field-button assist

1. Select Fielding with View/Share + Right and release the controls.
2. In Fielding mode, RT / R2 is replaced with RB / R1. Turn off if you need the original trigger action. Default true.
3. Test in practice and adjust one value at a time in Programmer. Save and reflash to change startup defaults. The script does not detect game state, pitches or meters.
4. Hold View/Share + Left to pause. A normal Menu/Options press pauses while opening the game menu.

Controls MLB Programmer or View/Share + RS/R3 menu

MLB Signature: Slide gesture

1. Select Baserunning with View/Share + Down and release the controls.
2. In Baserunning mode, hold LB / L1 and click RS / R3 once for a right-stick-up gesture. Release the bumper or move the stick to cancel. Default true.
Duration of the right-stick-up gesture. LB / L1 alone remains manual. Default 100 ms.
3. Test in practice and adjust one value at a time in Programmer. Save and reflash to change startup defaults. The script does not detect game state, pitches or meters.
4. Hold View/Share + Left to pause. A normal Menu/Options press pauses while opening the game menu.

Controls MLB Programmer

MLB Signature: Controller & startup

1. Open Programmer, choose MLB Signature, and use Generator for guided setup or Programmer for full settings.
2. Choose your platform and controller labels, select your features and durations, then review and save.
3. Continue to Zen Flasher, connect through PROG, select a slot, flash, and wait for verified readback.
4. The script starts paused. Hold View/Share + Up for Batting, Right for Fielding, Down for Baserunning, or Left for pause/manual pitching. Release all controls after the shortcut.
5. Open the Zen menu with View/Share + RS/R3. Up/Down selects a mod, Left/Right toggles it, A/Cross edits, B/Circle goes back. In Edit, A/Cross or Up/Down changes fields and Left/Right edits values. Hold RB/R1 for steps of 10.
6. Menu adjustments last until reload. Save your adjustments in Programmer and reflash for new startup defaults. Timings do not detect pitches, meters or game results.

Controls R6 Programmer or LT/L2 + View/Share configuration

Ozark R6: Operator & weapons

1. Open Programmer, choose Ozark R6, and select your device, operator and weapons.
2. The operator and weapons are selected manually. This script does not detect your operator.
Choose a weapon present in the source record for this operator.
Choose a secondary weapon present in the source record.
3. Review and save your build, then install through Zen Flasher. Wait for the eight-second intro.
4. LT + Menu / L2 + Options opens the operator list. LT + View / L2 + Share opens Configuration. Left/Right navigates; A/Cross selects; B/Circle goes back.
5. Menu changes remain in RAM until reload. Save changed startup values in My Ozark and reflash.
6. Source records and macros require practice testing; they do not detect operators, targets or game results.

Controls R6 Programmer or LT/L2 + View/Share configuration

Ozark R6: Recoil settings

1. Open Programmer, choose Ozark R6, and select your device, operator and weapons.
2. Vertical stick correction while aiming and firing. Test and adjust in practice.
Signed horizontal stick correction.
Percentage used by the dynamic recoil path.
Vertical stick correction while aiming and firing. Test and adjust in practice.
Signed horizontal stick correction.
Percentage used by the dynamic recoil path.
3. Review and save your build, then install through Zen Flasher. Wait for the eight-second intro.
4. LT + Menu / L2 + Options opens the operator list. LT + View / L2 + Share opens Configuration. Left/Right navigates; A/Cross selects; B/Circle goes back.
5. Menu changes remain in RAM until reload. Save changed startup values in My Ozark and reflash.
6. Source records and macros require practice testing; they do not detect operators, targets or game results.

Controls R6 Programmer or LT/L2 + View/Share configuration

Ozark R6: Crouch spam

1. Open Programmer, choose Ozark R6, and select your device, operator and weapons.
2. Repeated crouch presses while firing.
Repeated crouch presses while firing.
3. Review and save your build, then install through Zen Flasher. Wait for the eight-second intro.
4. LT + Menu / L2 + Options opens the operator list. LT + View / L2 + Share opens Configuration. Left/Right navigates; A/Cross selects; B/Circle goes back.
5. Menu changes remain in RAM until reload. Save changed startup values in My Ozark and reflash.
6. Source records and macros require practice testing; they do not detect operators, targets or game results.

Controls R6 Programmer or LT/L2 + View/Share configuration

Ozark R6: Strafe

1. Open Programmer, choose Ozark R6, and select your device, operator and weapons.
2. Inherited option: lateral amplitude is zero in this file. This does not currently move the stick.
Inherited option: lateral amplitude is zero in this file. This does not currently move the stick.
3. Review and save your build, then install through Zen Flasher. Wait for the eight-second intro.
4. LT + Menu / L2 + Options opens the operator list. LT + View / L2 + Share opens Configuration. Left/Right navigates; A/Cross selects; B/Circle goes back.
5. Menu changes remain in RAM until reload. Save changed startup values in My Ozark and reflash.
6. Source records and macros require practice testing; they do not detect operators, targets or game results.

Controls R6 Programmer or LT/L2 + View/Share configuration

Ozark R6: Shaiko lean

1. Open Programmer, choose Ozark R6, and select your device, operator and weapons.
2. A scripted lean sequence. The supplied sequence uses fixed waits; its timing field does not control those waits.
A scripted lean sequence. The supplied sequence uses fixed waits; its timing field does not control those waits.
3. Review and save your build, then install through Zen Flasher. Wait for the eight-second intro.
4. LT + Menu / L2 + Options opens the operator list. LT + View / L2 + Share opens Configuration. Left/Right navigates; A/Cross selects; B/Circle goes back.
5. Menu changes remain in RAM until reload. Save changed startup values in My Ozark and reflash.
6. Source records and macros require practice testing; they do not detect operators, targets or game results.

Controls R6 Programmer or LT/L2 + View/Share configuration

Ozark R6: Lean spam

1. Open Programmer, choose Ozark R6, and select your device, operator and weapons.
2. Repeated lean input while aiming and firing.
Repeated lean input while aiming and firing.
3. Review and save your build, then install through Zen Flasher. Wait for the eight-second intro.
4. LT + Menu / L2 + Options opens the operator list. LT + View / L2 + Share opens Configuration. Left/Right navigates; A/Cross selects; B/Circle goes back.
5. Menu changes remain in RAM until reload. Save changed startup values in My Ozark and reflash.
6. Source records and macros require practice testing; they do not detect operators, targets or game results.

Controls R6 Programmer or LT/L2 + View/Share configuration

Ozark R6: Prone shot

1. Open Programmer, choose Ozark R6, and select your device, operator and weapons.
2. Sends prone when firing starts. The source does not use its timing field for a hold duration.
Sends prone when firing starts. The source does not use its timing field for a hold duration.
3. Review and save your build, then install through Zen Flasher. Wait for the eight-second intro.
4. LT + Menu / L2 + Options opens the operator list. LT + View / L2 + Share opens Configuration. Left/Right navigates; A/Cross selects; B/Circle goes back.
5. Menu changes remain in RAM until reload. Save changed startup values in My Ozark and reflash.
6. Source records and macros require practice testing; they do not detect operators, targets or game results.

Controls R6 Programmer or LT/L2 + View/Share configuration

Ozark R6: Teabag gesture

1. Open Programmer, choose Ozark R6, and select your device, operator and weapons.
2. Crouch repetition while the assigned shortcut is held.
Crouch repetition while the assigned shortcut is held.
3. Review and save your build, then install through Zen Flasher. Wait for the eight-second intro.
4. LT + Menu / L2 + Options opens the operator list. LT + View / L2 + Share opens Configuration. Left/Right navigates; A/Cross selects; B/Circle goes back.
5. Menu changes remain in RAM until reload. Save changed startup values in My Ozark and reflash.
6. Source records and macros require practice testing; they do not detect operators, targets or game results.

Controls R6 Programmer or LT/L2 + View/Share configuration

Ozark R6: Rapid fire

1. Open Programmer, choose Ozark R6, and select your device, operator and weapons.
2. Repeated firing input for weapons marked semi-automatic by the source table.
Repeated firing input for weapons marked semi-automatic by the source table.
3. Review and save your build, then install through Zen Flasher. Wait for the eight-second intro.
4. LT + Menu / L2 + Options opens the operator list. LT + View / L2 + Share opens Configuration. Left/Right navigates; A/Cross selects; B/Circle goes back.
5. Menu changes remain in RAM until reload. Save changed startup values in My Ozark and reflash.
6. Source records and macros require practice testing; they do not detect operators, targets or game results.

Controls R6 Programmer or LT/L2 + View/Share configuration

Ozark R6: Camera mode

1. Open Programmer, choose Ozark R6, and select your device, operator and weapons.
2. Tracks the camera/drone state from controller actions. It cannot see the game screen.
3. Review and save your build, then install through Zen Flasher. Wait for the eight-second intro.
4. LT + Menu / L2 + Options opens the operator list. LT + View / L2 + Share opens Configuration. Left/Right navigates; A/Cross selects; B/Circle goes back.
5. Menu changes remain in RAM until reload. Save changed startup values in My Ozark and reflash.
6. Source records and macros require practice testing; they do not detect operators, targets or game results.

Controls R6 Programmer or LT/L2 + View/Share configuration

Ozark R6: Rapid fire on all weapons

1. Open Programmer, choose Ozark R6, and select your device, operator and weapons.
2. Applies repeated firing input regardless of the source weapon classification.
3. Review and save your build, then install through Zen Flasher. Wait for the eight-second intro.
4. LT + Menu / L2 + Options opens the operator list. LT + View / L2 + Share opens Configuration. Left/Right navigates; A/Cross selects; B/Circle goes back.
5. Menu changes remain in RAM until reload. Save changed startup values in My Ozark and reflash.
6. Source records and macros require practice testing; they do not detect operators, targets or game results.

Controls R6 Programmer or LT/L2 + View/Share configuration

Ozark R6: Auto lean

1. Open Programmer, choose Ozark R6, and select your device, operator and weapons.
2. Runs the supplied automatic lean behavior.
3. Review and save your build, then install through Zen Flasher. Wait for the eight-second intro.
4. LT + Menu / L2 + Options opens the operator list. LT + View / L2 + Share opens Configuration. Left/Right navigates; A/Cross selects; B/Circle goes back.
5. Menu changes remain in RAM until reload. Save changed startup values in My Ozark and reflash.
6. Source records and macros require practice testing; they do not detect operators, targets or game results.

Controls R6 Programmer or LT/L2 + View/Share configuration

Ozark R6: Hip lean

1. Open Programmer, choose Ozark R6, and select your device, operator and weapons.
2. Controller lean behavior outside ADS. Keyboard event handling is incomplete in the supplied source.
3. Review and save your build, then install through Zen Flasher. Wait for the eight-second intro.
4. LT + Menu / L2 + Options opens the operator list. LT + View / L2 + Share opens Configuration. Left/Right navigates; A/Cross selects; B/Circle goes back.
5. Menu changes remain in RAM until reload. Save changed startup values in My Ozark and reflash.
6. Source records and macros require practice testing; they do not detect operators, targets or game results.

Controls R6 Programmer or LT/L2 + View/Share configuration

Ozark R6: Ping on shot

1. Open Programmer, choose Ozark R6, and select your device, operator and weapons.
2. Sends the ping input when a shot begins.
3. Review and save your build, then install through Zen Flasher. Wait for the eight-second intro.
4. LT + Menu / L2 + Options opens the operator list. LT + View / L2 + Share opens Configuration. Left/Right navigates; A/Cross selects; B/Circle goes back.
5. Menu changes remain in RAM until reload. Save changed startup values in My Ozark and reflash.
6. Source records and macros require practice testing; they do not detect operators, targets or game results.

Controls R6 Programmer or LT/L2 + View/Share configuration

Ozark R6: Auto scan

1. Open Programmer, choose Ozark R6, and select your device, operator and weapons.
2. Runs a scan button sequence after the supplied held shortcut.
3. Review and save your build, then install through Zen Flasher. Wait for the eight-second intro.
4. LT + Menu / L2 + Options opens the operator list. LT + View / L2 + Share opens Configuration. Left/Right navigates; A/Cross selects; B/Circle goes back.
5. Menu changes remain in RAM until reload. Save changed startup values in My Ozark and reflash.
6. Source records and macros require practice testing; they do not detect operators, targets or game results.

Controls R6 Programmer or LT/L2 + View/Share configuration

Ozark R6: Inverted recoil

1. Open Programmer, choose Ozark R6, and select your device, operator and weapons.
2. Reverses the sign of vertical recoil correction.
3. Review and save your build, then install through Zen Flasher. Wait for the eight-second intro.
4. LT + Menu / L2 + Options opens the operator list. LT + View / L2 + Share opens Configuration. Left/Right navigates; A/Cross selects; B/Circle goes back.
5. Menu changes remain in RAM until reload. Save changed startup values in My Ozark and reflash.
6. Source records and macros require practice testing; they do not detect operators, targets or game results.

Controls R6 Programmer or LT/L2 + View/Share configuration

Ozark R6: Operator ability handling

1. Open Programmer, choose Ozark R6, and select your device, operator and weapons.
2. Uses the source operator ability rules. Deimos/Finka paths have known inherited limitations.
3. Review and save your build, then install through Zen Flasher. Wait for the eight-second intro.
4. LT + Menu / L2 + Options opens the operator list. LT + View / L2 + Share opens Configuration. Left/Right navigates; A/Cross selects; B/Circle goes back.
5. Menu changes remain in RAM until reload. Save changed startup values in My Ozark and reflash.
6. Source records and macros require practice testing; they do not detect operators, targets or game results.

Controls R6 Programmer or LT/L2 + View/Share configuration

Ozark R6: Skeleton Key rapid fire

1. Open Programmer, choose Ozark R6, and select your device, operator and weapons.
2. Repeated fire input for the supplied Buck ability path.
3. Review and save your build, then install through Zen Flasher. Wait for the eight-second intro.
4. LT + Menu / L2 + Options opens the operator list. LT + View / L2 + Share opens Configuration. Left/Right navigates; A/Cross selects; B/Circle goes back.
5. Menu changes remain in RAM until reload. Save changed startup values in My Ozark and reflash.
6. Source records and macros require practice testing; they do not detect operators, targets or game results.

Controls R6 Programmer or LT/L2 + View/Share configuration

Ozark R6: LED lights

1. Open Programmer, choose Ozark R6, and select your device, operator and weapons.
2. Uses the supplied primary/secondary LED patterns.
3. Review and save your build, then install through Zen Flasher. Wait for the eight-second intro.
4. LT + Menu / L2 + Options opens the operator list. LT + View / L2 + Share opens Configuration. Left/Right navigates; A/Cross selects; B/Circle goes back.
5. Menu changes remain in RAM until reload. Save changed startup values in My Ozark and reflash.
6. Source records and macros require practice testing; they do not detect operators, targets or game results.

Controls R6 Programmer or LT/L2 + View/Share configuration

Ozark R6: Aim pattern

1. Open Programmer, choose Ozark R6, and select your device, operator and weapons.
2. Adds a fixed stick pattern while aiming without firing. It does not detect or track targets.
Fixed stick-pattern amplitude. No target detection.
Wait between each part of the supplied stick pattern.
3. Review and save your build, then install through Zen Flasher. Wait for the eight-second intro.
4. LT + Menu / L2 + Options opens the operator list. LT + View / L2 + Share opens Configuration. Left/Right navigates; A/Cross selects; B/Circle goes back.
5. Menu changes remain in RAM until reload. Save changed startup values in My Ozark and reflash.
6. Source records and macros require practice testing; they do not detect operators, targets or game results.

Controls R6 Programmer or LT/L2 + View/Share configuration

Ozark R6: Device & input

1. Open Programmer, choose Ozark R6, and select your device, operator and weapons.
2. The numeric threshold is always used by the recoil code; this menu switch has no independent effect.
Choose the layout that matches your game. Southpaw axis handling is inherited and needs physical testing.
Controller: ordinary gamepad. XIM: external handling. M&K: the supplied random stick offsets, not protection or compatibility proof.
Use the supplied 10 ms interval to start. Faster intervals need hardware testing.
3. Review and save your build, then install through Zen Flasher. Wait for the eight-second intro.
4. LT + Menu / L2 + Options opens the operator list. LT + View / L2 + Share opens Configuration. Left/Right navigates; A/Cross selects; B/Circle goes back.
5. Menu changes remain in RAM until reload. Save changed startup values in My Ozark and reflash.
6. Source records and macros require practice testing; they do not detect operators, targets or game results.

Controls LT + Menu / L2 + Options

OG Madden 27: Choose the game mode yourself

Xbox controls are shown first. PlayStation equivalents: LT=L2, RT=R2, LB=L1, RB=R1, LS=L3, RS=R3, Menu=Options, A=Cross, B=Circle, X=Square, Y=Triangle.

1. Every reload starts in OFF with native controls. Leave OFF selected for pre-play, passing and game menus.
2. Hold LT, tap Menu, then release every button, trigger and stick. Up/Down selects a row; A opens its editor.
3. Open GAME MODE. Left/Right chooses OFF, RUN, CATCH or DEFENSE. B goes back; B again or Menu closes. Release every control before playing.

The script does not detect possession or game state. A normal Menu press outside its menu, or PS/Guide, returns it to OFF.

These are the supplied startup defaults. A custom My Ozark build can select different switches and styles; check your saved build before installing.

Controls Mod menu and My Ozark Programmer

OG Madden 27: RUN: sprint and protect the ball

Xbox controls are shown first. PlayStation equivalents: LT=L2, RT=R2, LB=L1, RB=R1, LS=L3, RS=R3, Menu=Options, A=Cross, B=Circle, X=Square, Y=Triangle.

1. Move the left stick past 65% to request sprint; below 55% releases the assist. LS toggles Auto sprint in RUN or DEFENSE.
2. Hold RS to send RB for cover; its normal click action is consumed.
3. Holding LT cancels assisted sprint. In DEFENSE, moving the right stick also cancels it.

Select RUN only when you are controlling the ball carrier. Auto cover is based on controller input, not possession detection.

These are the supplied startup defaults. A custom My Ozark build can select different switches and styles; check your saved build before installing.

Controls Mod menu and My Ozark Programmer

OG Madden 27: RUN: sprint and protect the ball

Xbox controls are shown first. PlayStation equivalents: LT=L2, RT=R2, LB=L1, RB=R1, LS=L3, RS=R3, Menu=Options, A=Cross, B=Circle, X=Square, Y=Triangle.

1. Move the left stick past 65% to request sprint; below 55% releases the assist. LS toggles Auto sprint in RUN or DEFENSE.
2. Hold RS to send RB for cover; its normal click action is consumed.
3. Holding LT cancels assisted sprint. In DEFENSE, moving the right stick also cancels it.

Select RUN only when you are controlling the ball carrier. Auto cover is based on controller input, not possession detection.

These are the supplied startup defaults. A custom My Ozark build can select different switches and styles; check your saved build before installing.

Controls Mod menu and My Ozark Programmer

OG Madden 27: CATCH: you time the catch

Xbox controls are shown first. PlayStation equivalents: LT=L2, RT=R2, LB=L1, RB=R1, LS=L3, RS=R3, Menu=Options, A=Cross, B=Circle, X=Square, Y=Triangle.

1. After your throw, select CATCH in GAME MODE yourself.
2. Hold RS for Possession (A). Release RS when you want the catch input to end.
3. LB/L1 or a native catch-button press cancels the assisted hold. Return OFF before the next passing or pre-play sequence.

There is no throw detector, fixed catch timer, or automatic catch success.

These are the supplied startup defaults. A custom My Ozark build can select different switches and styles; check your saved build before installing.

Controls Mod menu and My Ozark Programmer

OG Madden 27: DEFENSE: strip or swat

Xbox controls are shown first. PlayStation equivalents: LT=L2, RT=R2, LB=L1, RB=R1, LS=L3, RS=R3, Menu=Options, A=Cross, B=Circle, X=Square, Y=Triangle.

1. Select DEFENSE in GAME MODE for live defense.
2. Hold RS and press B for strip (RB), or Y for swat (X).
3. Release the shortcut before another attempt. The physical target button keeps priority over the generated pulse.

The shortcut requests a button action. Madden decides whether it produces a strip, swat or another result.

These are the supplied startup defaults. A custom My Ozark build can select different switches and styles; check your saved build before installing.

Controls Selected controller labels

OG Madden 27: Keep your next startup settings

Xbox controls are shown first. PlayStation equivalents: LT=L2, RT=R2, LB=L1, RB=R1, LS=L3, RS=R3, Menu=Options, A=Cross, B=Circle, X=Square, Y=Triangle.

1. Review your controller, Auto sprint, Ball security, Catch style and Defense settings, then save the build.
2. Connect the Zen through PROG, choose a slot and wait for verified installation.
3. On-Zen menu changes last only for the current session. Update your My Ozark build and reflash to change the next startup defaults.

Mode always resets to OFF. Software validation is not physical Zen or gameplay validation.

These are the supplied startup defaults. A custom My Ozark build can select different switches and styles; check your saved build before installing.