Toy Cars

Your car, only much smaller. Toy Cars turns supported GTA V automobiles into drivable toy-scale versions, retaining the visible model, paint, wheels and sound while an invisible RC-sized chassis supplies miniature collision and road physics.

Small-scale driving

• Toy-scale collisions, suspension and source-relative handling.
• An RC-style follow camera with right-stick orbit control.
• Animated wheels, a drift handbrake, standing burnouts and progressive donuts.
• Live visible ride-height adjustment.
• Keyboard and controller support, configurable INI settings and optional detailed diagnostic logging.

Controls

• F7: toggle Toy Car Mode while in a supported automobile.
• L3 + R3: controller toggle when enabled in the INI.
• Right stick: orbit the camera.
• RT/R2: accelerate; LT/L2: brake and reverse near a stop.
• RB/R1: drift handbrake.
• LT + RT: standing burnout; add steering for a progressive donut.
• Page Down / Page Up: adjust visible ride height.

This is a public beta. The effect changes driving and collision scale; it is more than a camera trick. The packaged script is WreckToyCar v3.8.14 Beta 1.

• Script Hook VExternal dependency · View requirement ↗
• ScriptHookVDotNet 3 (use a build compatible with your GTA V version)External dependency · View requirement ↗

1. Close GTA V. Install Script Hook V and ScriptHookVDotNet 3.
2. Remove older WreckToyCar script copies from GTA V/scripts after backing them up.
3. Copy WreckToyCar.3.cs and WreckToyCar_v3.ini from the archive’s scripts folder into GTA V/scripts.
4. Start Story Mode, enter a supported automobile and press F7 or L3 + R3. Adjust options in WreckToyCar_v3.ini.