Start with the recommended baseline, change one value at a time, and test each adjustment under consistent conditions.
Excellent V2 is a focused AutoGreen script in the NBA 2K27 Cronus Zen script collection. Instead of trying to use one timing value for every shot, it separates five common shooting situations into their own adjustable timings.
Based directly on the current Excellent V2 source, these are the best starting values to try:
| Excellent V2 Setting | Starting Value |
|---|---|
| Standstill | 642 MS |
| Catch | 548 MS |
| Left Fade | 916 MS |
| Right Fade | 876 MS |
| No-Dip | 550 MS |
These should be treated as starting values, not universal numbers that will suit every jump shot or setup.
Standstill — 642 MS
The main Standstill timing begins at 642 MS.
This is the value Excellent V2 uses for its normal Square/X shooting routine when another shot type has not been triggered.
Because this is likely to be one of the most frequently used timings, start by getting the 642 MS Standstill value stable before adjusting the other profiles.
If your normal shot is consistently early, increase the value gradually. If it is consistently late, reduce it.
Catch — 548 MS
The Catch timing starts at 548 MS.
Excellent V2 separates this from the normal Standstill value, which is useful because a catch-based shot does not have to share the same timing as your normal shooting routine.
Tune this independently instead of changing Standstill to compensate for catch shots.
Left Fade — 916 MS
The source uses 916 MS as the starting Left Fade timing.
Excellent V2 identifies leftward movement and can use this separate timing when the corresponding shot input is triggered.
This is considerably higher than the Standstill value, so avoid assuming your normal shooting timing should also work for fades.
Right Fade — 876 MS
The Right Fade starts at 876 MS.
Left and right fades therefore have their own independent values:
Left Fade: 916 MS
Right Fade: 876 MS
Excellent V2 lets you tune them separately, which means you do not need to compromise between two different fade timings.
No-Dip — 550 MS
The fifth timing entry begins at 550 MS.
The product listing identifies this setting as No-Dip, and it is stored separately from Standstill, Catch and both fade timings.
One detail worth knowing is that the supplied source itself labels the related D-Pad Up gameplay section as a free-throw routine while the adjustable menu variable is named Nodip. Because of that inconsistency in the source, it is best to treat this as the script's fifth dedicated timing entry and test its behaviour with your setup rather than assuming more than the source supports.
Recommended Excellent V2 Starting Setup
For a simple initial configuration:
AutoGreen: ON
Standstill: 642 MS
Catch: 548 MS
Left Fade: 916 MS
Right Fade: 876 MS
No-Dip: 550 MS
Advanced Defense: OFF while tuning shooting
Keeping Advanced Defense off initially gives you a cleaner shooting test before enabling the script's additional gameplay feature.
How to Adjust Excellent V2 Values
The Excellent V2 menu allows every timing to be adjusted between 100 and 1000 MS.
Its source also provides two adjustment speeds.
While editing a value:
- Up / Down changes timing by 1 MS
- Right / Left changes timing by 10 MS
The larger adjustment is useful when the timing is clearly far away from where you need it.
Once you are close, switch to 1 MS changes for finer tuning.
Tune One Shot Type at a Time
Do not change all five values after one missed shot.
A better approach is:
- Start with Standstill at 642 MS.
- Take several comparable standstill shots.
- Adjust only Standstill until it is stable.
- Move to Catch at 548 MS.
- Tune Left Fade and Right Fade individually.
- Test the fifth timing separately.
- Save each stable value.
Excellent V2 stores the five timing values in persistent memory, so your tuned settings can remain saved between sessions.
Should Everyone Use Exactly These Values?
No.
These numbers are useful because they come directly from the current Excellent V2 script as its built-in starting configuration, but NBA 2K27 shot timing still depends on the setup you are using.
Changing your jumper or other important shooting settings can mean the values need retuning.
That is why 642 MS should be viewed as the starting Standstill value, rather than a guaranteed perfect number for every user.
Why Excellent V2 Is Easy to Tune
Excellent V2 is simpler than many of the advanced all-in-one scripts in the NBA 2K27 collection.
Its main shooting configuration is concentrated around five separate AutoGreen timings:
- Standstill
- Catch
- Left Fade
- Right Fade
- No-Dip
It also has an OLED menu, persistent saved values, Advanced Defense and a kill switch.
That makes it a good option for players who want to focus primarily on configurable shot timing without managing a large number of additional movement mods.
Final Recommended Values
For quick reference:
Standstill: 642 MS
Catch: 548 MS
Left Fade: 916 MS
Right Fade: 876 MS
No-Dip: 550 MS
Start there, test each shot type individually and make small adjustments rather than replacing every value at once.
You can browse all NBA 2K27 Cronus Zen scripts at CzenScripts to compare Excellent V2 with other AutoGreen, tempo and multi-profile shooting scripts.
