NBA 2K27 AutoGreen: how ERA’s shooting mode works

One input starts the rhythm sequence

These instructions cover ERA V6. The demo may show an earlier menu; use the V6 settings explained below and check your installed build in My Ozark.

AutoGreen, also called ERA OneTap, starts from the assigned stick-click. Once triggered, ERA runs the configured right-stick hold and sweep instead of asking you to perform the full rhythm movement manually.

The word “AutoGreen” is the feature name. The mechanism is a saved input sequence; it does not read the screen or detect your green window.

Which stick do you click?

Turn ERA ONETAP on and check SHOT BIND / REMAP SHOOT in your V6 settings. Click the assigned L3 / R3 once; do not assume both stick-clicks start the same action.

For the first test, use the documented standing-shot input and keep movement consistent. Moving fades are a separate behavior with their own settings; changing shot context changes what you are testing.

Which timing settings does V6 use?

ERA V6 OneTap has its own timing settings:

• RELEASE PT sets the normal OneTap shot hold before release.
• FADE MS sets the hold for OneTap fades.
• INSTA TEMPO controls OneTap’s scripted release tempo.

RHYTHM TIME belongs to manual Tempo Lock and RS Tempo, not OneTap in V6. OneTap’s settings apply across environments. Button Shooting has separate SET TIME, MOVE TIME and FADE TIME values for each environment.

Keep your jumper, game mode and connection consistent. Compare release feedback separately from tempo feedback, change one relevant setting, then save and install your setup before testing again. Follow the V6 release notes for your installed build.

AutoGreen or Tempo Shooting?

Use AutoGreen when you want one click to start the saved sequence. Use Tempo Shooting when you want to hold the input and choose when the upward sweep begins. If you prefer a dedicated shot-button sequence, see Button Shooting.

Watch the three modes together.