Description

Turn supported GTA V vehicles into fully drivable toy-sized versions of themselves.

Wreck Toy Car keeps your original vehicle visible, sounding, and behaving like itself while using a hidden RC-sized chassis underneath to provide miniature collision, suspension, and road physics.

This is not just a camera trick. Your vehicle is physically reduced to toy scale for driving, collisions, jumps, drifting, burnouts, and donuts.

FEATURES

Turn supported automobiles into toy-scale drivable vehicles
Uses your original vehicle model, paint, wheels, sounds, and general character
RC-sized collision and road physics
Automatic vehicle scaling
Source-relative acceleration, top speed, steering, braking, suspension, and handling feel
RC-style follow camera with right-stick orbit control
Animated visible wheels matched to road speed
Drift-style handbrake behavior
Standing burnouts
Progressive left/right donuts
Live ride-height adjustment
Keyboard and controller support
Configurable INI settings
Optional verbose diagnostic logging for bug reports

CONTROLS

F7 – Toggle Toy Car Mode
L3 + R3 – Toggle Toy Car Mode on controller
Right Stick – Orbit camera
RT / R2 – Accelerate
LT / L2 – Brake, then reverse near a stop
R1 / RB – Drift handbrake
LT + RT – Standing burnout
LT + RT + Steering – Progressive donut
Page Down / Page Up – Adjust visible ride height while Toy Car Mode is active

REQUIREMENTS

Grand Theft Auto V – Single Player
ScriptHookV

ScriptHookVDotNet 3

INSTALLATION

Make sure ScriptHookV and ScriptHookVDotNet 3 are installed.
Remove any older WreckToyCar .cs files from your GTA V/scripts folder.
Copy the included scripts folder contents into your GTA V/scripts folder.
Launch Story Mode.
Enter a supported automobile and press F7 or L3 + R3.

UNINSTALL
Delete the following files from your GTA V/scripts folder:

WreckToyCar.3.cs
WreckToyCar_v3.ini

BETA LIMITATIONS

Automobiles only. Bikes, bicycles, aircraft, boats, and trains are currently rejected.
Some unusual vehicles or custom handling.meta setups may produce unexpected top-speed or handling results.
This is a public beta, so some vehicles may behave better than others.
Extreme terrain, curbs, props, or unusual collision geometry may occasionally produce strange RC-scale physics.

BUG REPORTS

If you run into a problem, open:

scripts/WreckToyCar_v3.ini

Find:

[Logging]

and change:

VerboseTelemetry=false

to:

VerboseTelemetry=true

Reproduce the problem, then include your:

scripts/WreckToyCar_v3.log

with the report.