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OSRS Raids 4 setup: controls and interface

Keep your manual mouse and F-key layout and choose an interface size you can read. Check current documentation for mobile controls and plugin support; Jagex has not published encounter mechanics.

Set up controlsOpen the OSRS setup hub
FocusControls and readable UI
Party size2 to 8; 3 to 5 recommended
ResupplyPoints-based; can't bank supplies

Boss mechanics are not published yet. You need While Guthix Sleeps completed to enter. Gear requirements, encounter-specific binds, and mobile support are still unknown.

Mouse and F-keys

How should I map mouse and F-keys for raiding?

We recommend keeping your current panel map. Use F-keys or another ordinary key for panels you switch to; a mouse button can mirror one key if it is easier to reach. Keep each press manual and reversible, without click sequences or timed repeats.

A general OSRS example is Prayer, Inventory, and either Spellbook or Equipment on the three easiest panel keys. That is a starting layout, not a Raids 4 requirement. Keep the keyboard keys available as a fallback.

For the full remap walkthrough, see the OSRS mouse and F-key setup guide. The same one-press rule applies to a foot pedal setup.

Tablet and mobile

Is tablet or mobile viable for Raids 4?

Jagex has not specified how the raid plays on the mobile client. Check current client information before relying on mobile controls.

Party size and the supply rules do not answer that. On a tablet you already own, check whether you can reach inventory and the other panels without losing the game view. The OSRS tablet PvM guide covers screen size, reach, and manual touch controls.

RuneLite

Which RuneLite plugins are worth having?

For general setup, Stretched Mode can enlarge the game interface, and Inventory Tags lets you add color tags to items. Use them only if they help with your usual layout.

These are ordinary RuneLite plugins, not Raids 4 plugins.

Monitor and UI scaling

What monitor and interface settings should I start with?

Use a client size you can already read from your normal seat. Keep the game view and the panels you use on screen together, and change one scale setting at a time.

In RuneLite, Stretched Mode and its Resizable scaling adjust the game interface. RuneLite launcher Scale changes its sidebar and plugin panels. The official client has a separate Interface scaling setting. These are general client controls. Check current raid and client guidance for activity-specific UI needs.

For exact settings and examples by display size, see the OSRS monitor and UI scaling guide.

Watchlist

If you are following item prices, see the QuantScapers Raids 4 watchlist. It tracks community price talk. It is not a gear list for the raid.

Sources and limits

Setup notes, not hands-on raid advice.

Updated Oct 19, 2026. Raid details come from the two Jagex pages linked below. Control and interface notes come from the linked OSRS and RuneLite guides. We have not played Raids 4. Check the official raid page for current details.

For a correction, use the contact and correction information in our methodology.

Jagex: The Fractured Archive official overview · Jagex: The Fractured Archive raid page · Jagex: Rules of Old School RuneScape · RuneLite: Stretched Mode · RuneLite: Inventory Tags · RuneLite: Launcher Configuration

FAQ

What should I bind to the mouse and F-keys?

Keep your current manual map. Use F-keys for the panels you switch to, and map each mouse button to one ordinary key. Do not add a sequence or timed repeat.

How should I scale the OSRS interface for Raids 4?

Use the client controls you already know: RuneLite Stretched Mode and Resizable scaling, RuneLite launcher Scale for sidebar panels, or Interface scaling in the official client. Check current raid and client guidance for any activity-specific UI needs.