Track gives you one active egg and a direction. Radar helps when you need another target to choose from. Open Track for the run itself. Save Radar for the moment when the available target is the problem.

At My Plot, check basket space, mount a practical pet, choose through Track, and leave. Open Radar only if you still lack a workable target. Spending half the run in menus will not bring an egg home.

Set up Track before leaving

Open the target interface and select one egg. Face the indicated direction, then identify a large landmark along that line. Ride to the landmark and check the direction again after major turns or changes in elevation.

Avoid steering while staring only at an icon. Watch the terrain so you can choose a road, ramp, or safe flight path. Near the destination, slow down and use smaller camera adjustments. Confirm the basket counter changes when you collect the egg.

If Track loses the target, stop rather than guessing. Reopen the tool, confirm whether the egg is still active, and choose a new target if necessary.

Activate Radar deliberately

Stand somewhere clear enough to read the interface and move afterward. Activate Radar once, then observe what appears: target markers, direction changes, a use count, a cooldown, a duration, or a Shop prompt. The live screen tells you which constraint applies in that server version.

Use the scan count or timer shown on your screen. If there is no visible limit, try Radar once and see what changes before planning around repeated scans.

Pick one reachable result. A map full of markers has no value if you switch targets every few seconds.

Turn every tracked direction into two or three checkpoints. Good landmarks are large, distinct, and visible from multiple angles. Note whether the target sits above, below, or behind the checkpoint, because height can make a direction seem misleading.

For each successful route, record:

  • Starting point at My Plot
  • Target label shown by Track
  • Major landmarks in order
  • Ground or flight requirement
  • Full round-trip time
  • Any failed jumps, collisions, or missed pickups

Retest the route before treating it as current. Active eggs and map details should be verified in the server instead of frozen into permanent coordinates.

Decide whether Infinite Radar helps

Infinite Radar is listed in the Shop as a game pass. Inspect its live description, ownership state, and price before purchasing. Then ask which part of your run wastes the most time.

If you often have basket space and a fast mount but cannot find another useful target, additional Radar access can address that bottleneck. If you spend most of the session traveling, missing pickups, or returning to hatch, another scan will not solve the larger problem.

Run the standard tool for a few trips and count how often it holds you up. If Radar is rarely the reason you stop, the pass is solving the wrong problem.

Recover from common tracking problems

When the direction seems wrong, pause and rotate the camera. The egg can be on another vertical layer or behind a structure. Move to open ground and recheck before taking a long detour.

When a marker leads to nothing, confirm that the target is still selected and active. Server state can change during travel. Pick a fresh target if the interface no longer recognizes the old one.

When you reach the egg but cannot collect it, check capacity. A full basket requires a return to My Plot. If space is available, slow down, reposition beside the target, and watch for the counter to update.

Measure the complete loop

Radar and Track are successful only when they help you bring an egg home. Time from My Plot to pickup and back to the hatch interaction. Include target selection, route corrections, and landing time.

After hatching a faster pet, repeat the same tracked route. Better movement can change which targets are efficient. Keep the tool sequence stable so you can tell whether the pet or the navigation decision improved the result.

FAQ

What does Track do in Ride A Pet?

Track lets you select an active egg and follow its direction. Recheck it at landmarks and after height changes rather than riding blindly in a straight line.

What does Radar do?

Radar helps reveal or narrow egg targets. Activate it in a clear area and read any live counter, cooldown, duration, or purchase prompt shown by the interface.

How many times can I use Radar?

Check the current Radar display in your server. Do not rely on a fixed number unless the live interface states it for your account and version.

Is Infinite Radar worth it?

It is most relevant when target discovery repeatedly stops otherwise efficient runs. Read the current Shop description and price before deciding.