Radial Menu Guide - How To Register & Recommended Presets

Radial Menu Guide in Monster Hunter Wilds (MH Wilds). This guide includes information on how to register items, recommended presets, settings, and more!

How To Use The Radial Menu

Hold L1 → Directional Keys → Use R Sitck

Inputs	Hold + Directional Keys ➡ Hold + Select Item

You can cycle through items in the Radial Menu by holding L1 and pressing the directional keys. Items can be selected by holding L1 and pressing the R stick.

Set R Stick To Press/Release According To Your Preference

You can change the settings for using items with the right stick to either "Type 1: Release R Stick" or "Type 2: Press Right Stick" according to your preference. By default, the item is used when you release the R stick.

How To Register A Radial Menu

How To Register A Radial Menu

Select "Customize Radial Menu"

Press the Options button to open the menu, then select "Customize Radial Menu," which is the fourth button from the top of the leftmost tab.

Select the preset you want to register

In the Radial Menu Shortcuts screen, select a preset you want to edit.

Tilt the left stick towards the shortcut you want to register

Open the preset you want to edit and register an item. A total of twelve items can be registered. Select the item shortcut with the L stick to register an item.

You Don't Have To Fill All 12 Slots

While there are 12 slots in the Radial Menu, you do not have to fill all of them. You can also choose to register only a few items to prevent accidental item use.

A Total Of 8 Presets Can Be Registered

A total of 8 presets can be registered (96 items in total), which is more than the previous titles.

The Radial Menu Can Register More Than Just Items

In addition to registering items, you can also register gestures, item combinations, and more. Customize it according to your preference by assigning each preset a theme or purpose.

Recommended Presets For The Radial Menu

Contains information from open beta test and previous titles. Updates will be made when the full version is released.

Frequently Used Item Preset

We recommend setting up a preset with essential items for any hunt. It's a good idea to register potions in the top or bottom slots for easy access and to reduce the chances of misusing an item. Other items, like tranq bombs and whetstones, can be registered to the diagonal slots.

Optimal Health Recovery/State Recovery Are Great Choices

The Radial Menu in Monster Hunter Wilds now includes a new option called Optimal Health Recovery and Optimal Status Recovery, which automatically uses the suggested item when selected. This feature can help save preset slots for other items.

A Preset For Buffing Items

If you regularly use items that buff your stats, such as Might Seed, Adamant Seed, Demondrug, and Armorskin, we recommend creating this preset. It is useful for reapplying their effects, as they last only up to 3 minutes in previous titles.

A Preset For Capturing Monsters

If you create a preset with items like Traps, Tranq Bombs, and Flash Pods together, you will have quick access to them. It is convenient to have both Traps and Tranq Bombs together so you can capture the monster immediately.

Bowgun Ammo Preset

For weapons like Bowguns, be sure to register the ammo/ammo recipes that are commonly used for your gun to the Radial Menu to quickly craft Ammo. This allows you to avoid searching through the Crafting List and instantly restock on ammo while hunting.

Bring The Necessary Crafting Materials

Even if you set the recipe in the Radial Menu, you will not be able to craft it if you do not have the required materials, so be sure to stock up on materials as well.

An Exploration Preset With A Fishing Rod & Capture Net

For ease of access, creating a dedicated preset for exploration can be convenient. If you frequently change camp locations, we recommend setting up a Camping Kit.

What Is A Radial Menu

A Feature That Allows You To Quickly Access Items

The Radial Menu is a feature that allows you to quickly select specific actions, such as using items or crafting. This helps you hunt more efficiently by registering frequently used recovery items, buffs, ammo recipes, and more.

You Don't Have To Fill All 12 Slots

While there are 12 slots in the Radial Menu, you do not have to fill all of them. You can also choose to register only a few items to prevent accidental item use.

Essential For Any Hunt

The Radial Menu is an integral part of gameplay, allowing you to use recovery items or craft items directly without accessing their respective menus. For some weapons, like Bowguns, this is directly tied to their damage output, so it’s best to become familiar with it right away.

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