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The '''Weapons Wheel''' is a feature in [[Grand Theft Auto V]] and [[Grand Theft Auto Online]]. | The '''Weapons Wheel''' is a feature in [[Grand Theft Auto V]] and [[Grand Theft Auto Online]]. | ||
In previous GTA games, the player had to scroll through each weapons category to select a weapon, although [[Grand Theft Auto IV]] introduced a quick-select feature for certain weapons. Unlike previous games, the player can hold more than one weapon for each weapons category. Except for thrown weapons and heavy weapons, weapons in each category share the same pool of ammunition. To bring up the weapon selection wheel, hold {{key|LB}}/{{key|L1}} and use the right analog stick to select a weapons class. Left and right on the d-pad scrolls through available weapons within that class. When selecting a weapon, information on which attachments are equipped are displayed within the wheel itself, while its attributes (damage, rate of fire, accuracy and range) are given in the upper right corner of the screen. The player can quickly draw or holster the last weapon used by tapping {{key|LB}}/{{key|L1}}. | In previous GTA games, the player had to scroll through each weapons category to select a weapon, although [[Grand Theft Auto IV]] introduced a quick-select feature for certain weapons. Unlike previous games, the player can hold more than one weapon for each weapons category. Except for thrown weapons and heavy weapons, weapons in each category share the same pool of ammunition. To bring up the weapon selection wheel, hold {{key|LB}}/{{key|L1}} and use the right analog stick to select a weapons class. Left and right on the d-pad or {{key|LT}}/{{key|L2}} and {{key|RT}}/{{key|R2}} scrolls through available weapons within that class. When selecting a weapon, information on which attachments are equipped are displayed within the wheel itself, while its attributes (damage, rate of fire, accuracy and range) are given in the upper right corner of the screen. The player can quickly draw or holster the last weapon used by tapping {{key|LB}}/{{key|L1}}. | ||
== Wheel configuration == | == Wheel configuration == | ||
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* North: Pistols | * North: Pistols | ||
* Northeast: | * Northeast: Submachine Guns and Light Machine Guns | ||
* East: Assault Rifles | * East: Assault Rifles | ||
* Southeast: Sniper Rifles | * Southeast: Sniper Rifles | ||
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* Southwest: Shotguns | * Southwest: Shotguns | ||
* West: Heavy Weapons | * West: Heavy Weapons | ||
* Northwest: Thrown Weapons | * Northwest: Thrown Weapons (includes the [[Jerry Can]]) | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
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The Weapons Wheel is a feature in Grand Theft Auto V and Grand Theft Auto Online.
In previous GTA games, the player had to scroll through each weapons category to select a weapon, although Grand Theft Auto IV introduced a quick-select feature for certain weapons. Unlike previous games, the player can hold more than one weapon for each weapons category. Except for thrown weapons and heavy weapons, weapons in each category share the same pool of ammunition. To bring up the weapon selection wheel, hold 
/
and use the right analog stick to select a weapons class. Left and right on the d-pad or 
/
and 
/
scrolls through available weapons within that class. When selecting a weapon, information on which attachments are equipped are displayed within the wheel itself, while its attributes (damage, rate of fire, accuracy and range) are given in the upper right corner of the screen. The player can quickly draw or holster the last weapon used by tapping /.
Wheel configuration
Each direction on the Weapons Wheel represents a weapons class.
- North: Pistols
- Northeast: Submachine Guns and Light Machine Guns
- East: Assault Rifles
- Southeast: Sniper Rifles
- South: Melee Weapons
- Southwest: Shotguns
- West: Heavy Weapons
- Northwest: Thrown Weapons (includes the Jerry Can)