Watch the button and the shot
This is the dedicated button path. The control stays familiar: you press the shot button, and ERA handles the configured hold-and-release sequence. It is separate from a right-stick rhythm sweep.
What do you configure?
Use the Button Shooting settings in My Ozark, including Button Time and Button Lock. The documented mode also separates standing and moving-shot settings. Keep the names and options matched to your installed ERA build.
A saved value belongs to a particular input path. Do not copy a Rhythm Time into the button settings just because both are measured as timing values.
Can Button Shooting and Tempo Shooting run together?
They use the same shot-button input, so they are separate modes: enabling one disables the other. Choose Button Shooting for the saved button sequence. Choose Tempo Shooting if you want your release to trigger an upward right-stick sweep.
Before your first session
- Select Button Shooting in your ERA profile and confirm the supported settings for your build.
- Save the profile and install it into the intended Zen slot.
- Keep the same jumper and game conditions while testing.
- Adjust one relevant setting at a time and compare the in-game feedback.
For a one-press right-stick sequence instead, read the AutoGreen explanation. For the full installation path, use the first-setup guide.
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