Cronus Zen Game Guides

Choose the problem you want to solve

NBA timing feedback, a shooter’s camera response and a survival game’s interaction controls are different tasks. Keep the current AutoGreen guides for ERA, and use this library when a problem begins with the game, equipment or input layout instead of an NBA shot timer.

Starting point	What to check
Identify the game	Name the edition and platform before choosing an input profile.
Check the action	Rust, Destiny 2 and PUBG guides separate weapon, movement and interaction states.
Keep a baseline	Write down the working native layout before adding remaps or changing a duration.

Find your game guide

The library starts with 15 game-specific guides. Each detailed article has one home so its instructions can stay current. Choose the game, then follow the task-specific reference rather than copying a preset across titles.

Sports · Zen CourtNBA 2K27Shot conditions: A standing attempt and a moving attempt do not isolate the same action.Sports · Zen CourtEA SPORTS FC 27Sprint and modifiers: A modifier can change a pass, shot or movement command.Sports · Zen CourtMLB The Show 26Pitching interface: A stick motion and a button timing sequence are not interchangeable.Shooter · Zen GuideFortniteNative controls: A normal controller baseline lets you separate device and game settings.Shooter · Zen GuideRainbow Six SiegeSensitivity and deadzone: Stick drift and a different response can look like a profile problem.Shooter · Zen GuideApex LegendsResponse settings: Different response settings change the baseline for the same stick movement.Sports · Ozark2KRocket LeagueAir control: Two actions sharing a button may be intentional or may interfere.Shooter · Ozark2KVALORANTAim behavior: These can be separate actions, rather than one generic aim button.Shooter · Ozark2KBattlefield 6Vehicles: Throttle, turret and steering controls should not inherit infantry assumptions.Survival · Ozark AutoGreenRustWeapon context: Changing equipment changes the conditions, even with the same controller.Shooter · Ozark AutoGreenDestiny 2Ability and movement: A shared input may be interpreted differently by the current state.Shooter · Ozark AutoGreenPUBG: BATTLEGROUNDSStance and movement: The same movement input does not establish the same firing conditions.Shooter · 2K Timing ToolsOverwatch 2Hero settings: A global setting may not be the setting the current hero uses.Shooter · 2K Timing ToolsTHE FINALSMovement state: Changing movement state changes the conditions for the input.Shooter · 2K Timing ToolsARC RaidersContext: One working state does not validate every contextual action.

Checking another game

Identify whether the problem concerns a timed button hold, a stick transition or ordinary camera response. These require different controls.
Keep the game edition, player or loadout and relevant response settings attached to the result. Do not carry over a timing number merely because its label looks familiar.
Check the expected trigger and release before tuning the number. Compare the same action in the same game state and make one change at a time.

Use the current game and platform documentation for requirements that can change. A guide for another title is a method for checking an input, not a compatibility guarantee.

A useful question before the next change

Is a sensitivity value the same as a shot timer?

No. Sensitivity changes input response; a timed hold describes a duration. Identify the action and unit before carrying a number into another setup.

Which games does this edition cover?

There are 15 game-specific references in this edition and a checklist above for another title. Call of Duty is outside the library. ERA remains an NBA 2K27 product.

Keep the right reference nearby

GamePacks, GPC files and seller installers · Current Cronus hardware documentation · Official ERA instructions