One input starts the rhythm sequence
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?
Check the current L3 / R3 binding in My Ozark. The assigned trigger depends on your profile, so do not assume that 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.
How does Rhythm Time fit in?
Normal OneTap and manual Tempo Lock share Rhythm Time in the documented ERA release. Confirm the active profile and build before changing it. Button Shooting uses its own button settings.
Keep your jumper, game mode and connection consistent, adjust one supported setting, and compare the actual shot feedback. One saved value is not a universal setting for every player.
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.
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