AutoGreen here means ERA OneTap
Ozark AutoGreen is a focused guide to the OneTap mode inside Ozark ERA. A click of the assigned stick starts a saved shot sequence. It is useful to separate that input from its result: the script can start a sequence, while the game still determines the shot animation and outcome.
OneTap is not the same action as moving the right stick and returning it to centre. That movement belongs to the manual RS Tempo path. Pressing Square on PlayStation or X on Xbox instead tests Button Shooting or manual Tempo Lock, depending on the enabled switches.
Read the sequence in two parts
A normal OneTap comparison starts with RELEASE PT, the saved hold before the release sequence. INSTA TEMPO is a separate setting for the transition. Knowing the two names prevents a common mistake: changing the transition because a saved hold releases early.
The source examples in this edition are 680 ms for RELEASE PT and 75 ms for INSTA TEMPO. They identify the fields and units; they are not calibrated numbers for your jumper. Your active device can contain different saved values.
Choose the click before choosing a number
In the checked base V6 pairing, OneTap starts on R3 / right-stick click. Selecting the other pairing moves it to L3 / left-stick click. SHOT BIND and REMAP SHOOT describe opposite sides of that pair; do not treat them as independent assignments.
Read the actual menu and test the listed click from an idle state. Once the intended sequence starts, keep the jumper, shot location, environment and Human controls steady for a timing comparison. If the input does nothing, use the not-shooting guide before changing milliseconds.
See the input, then verify your own setup
The existing ERA controller demonstration is linked from this site's source record. It can clarify the difference between a click, a stick movement and a button press. It does not establish which value is active on your device today.
This publication describes the checked base V6 reference. If your installed menu differs, identify the build first. A later development version and a guide with the same product name do not automatically share every timing rule.