What Is totk.wism.fr? The Zelda TOTK AutoBuild QR Code Library

totk.wism.fr is a fan-made community library of AutoBuild QR codes for The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. It hosts 1,173 shared builds — vehicles, flying machines, and weapons — that you can scan to rebuild in seconds instead of assembling parts by hand. It's useful if you already play TOTK, have unlocked AutoBuild, and want ready-made designs rather than engineering your own. It is not an official Nintendo site.

What you'll find on the site

The homepage is organized into browsable sections rather than a single flat list:

• Latest AutoBuild QR — the newest submissions, each with a timestamp, part count, and description
• Trending this week — builds ranked by views and votes over the past week
• Top rated — the highest-voted builds overall
• Latest Itembox — recently shared item-related codes
• Latest comments — community discussion on individual builds
• Guides — how-to write-ups, including glitch and technique instructions

Each build entry typically shows a title, a short description of what it does, hashtags (like #flying, #weapon, #vehicle), a part list, and upvote/downvote counts.

How the QR codes work

The workflow is the same for any build on the site:

1. Find a build you want — browse Latest, Trending, or Top rated, or search by tag.
2. Open its page to see the QR code, the part list, and any creator notes.
3. Scan the QR code using your console's ability to read codes (the site's own instructions describe uploading the QR to your Switch).
4. Rebuild in-game via AutoBuild once the design is registered.

The expected result: the vehicle or weapon appears in your AutoBuild history, ready to summon whenever you have the required Zonai parts and Zonaite.

What the part lists tell you

Builds list their components up front, which matters because AutoBuild still consumes the materials. For example, a recent entry describes:

"Omnicycle Phantom Mk3-C2X8 — 20 parts: 3 bigger fans, 1 steering stick, 6 construct heads, 8 beam emitters, and 2 cannons."

That tells you the cost and complexity before you commit. High-part-count combat builds (many use the full 20-part limit) need a stocked inventory of fans, beam emitters, construct heads, and cannons.

What kinds of builds are popular

The trending and top-rated sections show clear patterns:

The Master Sword glitch entry is a good example of the site going beyond vehicles — it includes step-by-step instructions (equip a donor weapon, upload the QR, and so on) rather than just a code.

Things to know before you use it

• It's community-run and fan-made. Builds are user-submitted, so quality and part counts vary. Vote counts and view numbers are your best signal for whether a design is reliable.
• You still need the parts. Scanning a code registers the design; AutoBuild still requires the Zonai devices and Zonaite to actually build it.
• Some entries involve glitches. The Master Sword code, for instance, is a glitch procedure, not a standard build — follow the creator's instructions exactly.
• The site shows shop links. Some pages include affiliate-style shop links (Zelda merchandise, game pre-orders) that the site says help fund hosting. These are separate from the QR library itself.

Who this is for

If you want to skip the trial-and-error of building a reliable hoverbike or a beam-emitter gunship, this library saves time — you scan a proven design instead of testing your own. If you prefer designing from scratch or play without AutoBuild unlocked, the site offers little beyond inspiration. For everyone in between, the Trending and Top rated tabs are the fastest way to find builds the community has already vetted.