01 / YOUR CONTROLS
Choose the shooting style you enjoy.
ERA includes Button Shooting, one-press AutoGreen and manual Tempo Lock. Pick one for your first setup so every practice attempt uses the same controls.
Button Shooting: press Square / X
Turn BUTTON LOCK on. Press Square on PlayStation or X on Xbox, and ERA handles the button hold and release using your saved timing. Watch Button Shooting.
AutoGreen / OneTap: click once
Turn ERA ONETAP on and check SHOT BIND for your assigned L3 / R3 click. Click once to start ERA's saved right-stick sequence. Watch OneTap.
Tempo Lock: hold, then release
Keep BUTTON LOCK off and TEMPO LOCK on. Hold Square / X, then let go at your chosen release; ERA completes the upward stick motion. Watch Tempo Shooting.
Use the instructions for your installed ERA edition. The controls here follow the base V6 reference.
02 / YOUR JUMPER
Keep one jumper while you find your timing.
Choose your build, jump-shot animation, release speed and game cue. Keep them unchanged during your first timing session so each adjustment is easy to compare.
Begin with open standing shots from the same spot in the game mode you want to tune. Keep the approach and visible stamina similar. Practice moving shots and fades in their own groups once the standing setup feels repeatable.
Save your current setup first. Follow the ERA release-speed and shot-cue guide to match the next adjustment to the setting you changed.
03 / YOUR TIMING
Use the control for your shooting style.
| Your style | Standing-shot timing | Tempo and environment |
|---|---|---|
| Button Shooting | SET TIME controls your standing button hold. | Select your MyCOURT, Park/City, REC or Crew HQ bank before editing its button timing. |
| OneTap / AutoGreen | RELEASE PT controls the normal OneTap hold. | INSTA TEMPO is the separate transition control. OneTap values stay global across the environment selector. |
| Manual Tempo Lock | Your hand chooses when to release Square / X. | RHYTHM TIME controls the following transition. Keep your hand release consistent while comparing this setting. |
A simple practice routine
- Take five similar standing shots. Note the game's release Timing and, for rhythm shots, Tempo feedback separately.
- Look for a repeated direction. For an automatic hold, consistently Early release feedback calls for comparing a slightly longer hold; consistently Late calls for a slightly shorter one. Use a small supported step in the active SET TIME or RELEASE PT field.
- For manual Tempo Lock, adjust your release. Let go later for repeated Early release feedback, or earlier for repeated Late feedback. Keep RHYTHM TIME for the separate transition comparison.
- Save, install and repeat. Change one thing, install that setup, then take another similar group. Keep the version whose repeated feedback suits your shot.
Fast / Slow is Tempo feedback. With OneTap, inspect INSTA TEMPO; with manual Tempo Lock, inspect RHYTHM TIME. Leave the release hold fixed while comparing the supported transition adjustment.
Five shots are a useful starting group. Keep practicing before judging consistency, and keep Human Behaviour style, Human Tempo and variation unchanged during each timing comparison.
04 / YOUR SAVED SETUP
Keep your timing ready in My Ozark.
- Open your ERA setup in My Ozark and save the chosen shooting mode and values.
- Use Zen Flasher to install that saved setup, then wait for its success message.
- Select the matching slot on your Zen and take a few familiar shots to check the setup you installed.
- Keep a copy of your jumper, active mode and timing values so you can return to them next session.
For the full connection and installation steps, use the ERA V6 setup guide.
05 / BUILD ON YOUR STANDING SHOT
Add moving shots and fades to your setup.
Keep your standing-shot timing saved and tune the shot type you want to add:
- Button Shooting: inspect MOVE TIME for its moving context or FADE TIME for its fade context, in the selected environment bank.
- OneTap Turbo Fade: the trigger-selected fade path uses FADE MS, separate from the normal RELEASE PT hold.
- Manual Tempo Lock: keep working with your physical release and RHYTHM TIME for the following transition.
Practice each shot type in its own group, then try your setup in the online mode you normally play. Zen Court's practice-to-online checklist helps you keep the jumper, mode and shot conditions attached to your notes.
QUICK QUESTIONS
Keep your next session simple.
Which ERA shooting style should I start with?
Choose the controls you prefer: Square / X with Button Shooting, one assigned stick-click with OneTap, or a hold and release with Tempo Lock. All three are included. Watch the mode demos and tune one style first.
Is there one timing value I can use for every jumper?
Use the timing you tune for your own build, jumper and shooting style. A friend's values can be a starting reference; keep your own saved setup and compare the game's feedback.
Should I tune Timing and Tempo together?
Work on one at a time. Record both feedback labels, keep the other control fixed and compare a few similar attempts before keeping a change.
Where can I get help dialing in my setup?
Bring your ERA edition, shooting mode, jumper and current values to Ozark support. A short controller-and-gameplay clip with visible feedback helps the team follow your setup. Keep your customer key private.
READY FOR YOUR NEXT SESSION
Your jumper. Your controls. Your saved ERA setup.
Choose a style you enjoy, build a repeatable standing shot and add the other shots you use. ERA runs your configured inputs; your own testing establishes the timing that suits your setup.
Control names follow the base V6 reference. This routine gives you a way to tune and compare settings; it does not establish a universal preset or a guaranteed green rate.