01

Open the menu

Hold L2 on PlayStation or LT on Xbox and press Options / Menu. This toggles the Rift menu. Make sure Rift is loaded in the active Zen slot first. If your downloaded version has different menu labels, use the instructions included with that version.

02

Move between settings

D-pad Left and Right switch menu pages. D-pad Up and Down change the option or value on the page you are viewing. On the Build page, Up and Down switch between Build 1, Build 2, and Build 3. Check the active build before editing timing.

03

Change timing by 1 ms or 10 ms

On a millisecond setting, D-pad Up or Down normally changes the value by 1 ms. Hold L2 / LT or R1 / RB while adjusting to change it by 10 ms. Use the larger step to get close, then release the modifier and fine-tune in single milliseconds.

04

Choose Auto-Green or Button Tempo

Auto Green offers OFF, BUTTON and RHYTHM. Auto Green MS edits the selected mode’s saved timing. Button Tempo is a separate switch and Tempo MS is numeric. The current menu does not use the five named Rhythm Speed presets from older Rift guides. Auto Green MS is hidden when Auto-Green is off; Tempo MS is shown when Button Tempo is on or Auto-Green is set to RHYTHM.

05

Start Value Finder

Go to Value Finder and press Cross/A. Choose Auto-Green or Button Tempo, follow the shot prompt and enter the feedback from your game. Choose SAVE MS on the result screen to apply the timing, TEST AGAIN to continue testing, or PAUSE to stop the test. Your own jumper and build should stay the same during a test.

06

Open the custom dribble menu

On the dribble page, choose CUSTOM, then press Cross / A to enter. Left and Right move between directional slots. Up and Down change the move assigned to that slot. Circle / B leaves the custom menu and saves.

07

Save and close

From the main menu, press Circle / B to save and exit. Toggling the menu closed with L2 / LT plus Options / Menu also saves. The file shows a SETTINGS SAVED notice. Test your chosen action after closing the menu, not while menu inputs are being handled.

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Your next step: Keep the Rift menu reference open while you follow the guide, or use the troubleshooting checklists if something does not match your setup.