Where to Find Trending and Top-Rated AutoBuild QR Codes on totk.wism.fr

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The homepage of totk.wism.fr surfaces trending and top-rated builds directly, so you don't need to hunt for them. The Trending this week section shows builds ranked by recent activity, and a Top rated link sits inside that section for the highest-voted builds overall. If you want the newest submissions instead, the Latest AutoBuild QR feed lists builds in reverse-chronological order. All three are reachable from the same landing page.

The three discovery paths on the homepage

Section What it shows Best for
Latest AutoBuild QR Newest submissions, with timestamps ("8 hours ago", "1 day ago") Finding fresh builds and active creators
Trending this week Builds ranked by this week's activity, with a view count Seeing what the community is using right now
Top rated (link inside Trending) Highest-voted builds Finding proven, well-liked designs

The Latest AutoBuild QR feed also carries a See all → link, which expands the list beyond the homepage preview.

Reading the entries so you can pick fast

Each build card gives you enough to decide before you scan:

  • Title and variant code — e.g. "Omnicycle Phantom Mk3-C2X8" or "AST Phantom Stinger Mk1-C1X10". The suffix (Mk3, C2X8) distinguishes versions of the same design, so check it before assuming two similar names are identical.
  • Part list — the Omnicycle Phantom Mk3-C2X8 entry spells out "20 parts: 3 bigger fans, 1 steering stick, 6 construct heads, 8 beam emitters, and 2 cannons." Use this to confirm you have the materials and Zonai devices to rebuild it.
  • Description — practical notes on behavior, e.g. the "Tower on wheels" entry explains it "goes to the top to drive," "can go through ponds," and that "some enemies can't see you."
  • Tags — like #flying, #weapon, #pulse, #vehicle, #combat, #fun, #amphibious. These are the fastest filter when you know the role you want.
  • Vote count — the ▲ number next to each card. Higher means more community approval.
  • View count — shown in Trending (e.g. "👁 112 this week"), useful for judging current popularity versus all-time votes.

A build can be trending without being top-rated, and vice versa. Trending reflects this week's activity; Top rated reflects accumulated votes. If you want something reliable, start with Top rated. If you want what people are actively building now, use Trending.

Browsing by tag instead of by section

Tags appear on every card and are the most direct way to find a category. From the homepage examples:

  • #flying — aircraft and hover builds (the "Perfect Hoverbike" is tagged #Flying #Bike)
  • #weapon and #combat — combat-focused machines
  • #vehicle and #transport — ground movement
  • #pulse — builds using pulsed beam emitters
  • #amphibious, #boat — water-capable builds
  • #glitch — non-standard builds, such as the "msgnotfound" Master Sword entry

If the homepage doesn't expose a dedicated tag index, use the tag on a card you like to find similar builds.

When a build needs instructions, check the description and Guides

Some entries include step-by-step instructions inline. The "msgnotfound" Master Sword glitch card, for example, lists two numbered steps: equip a donor weapon that will be transformed, then upload the QR to your Switch. Builds like this aren't standard AutoBuild vehicles, so read the full card before scanning.

The homepage also has a Guides heading for additional build help. Use it when a card's part list or description isn't enough to reconstruct the build.

A practical selection routine

  1. Open the homepage and decide your goal: newest (Latest AutoBuild QR), currently popular (Trending this week), or proven (Top rated).
  2. Scan the tags on each card to match your intended role — flying, combat, transport, and so on.
  3. Read the part list to confirm you can supply the materials.
  4. Check the vote count and, in Trending, the view count.
  5. Read the description for behavior notes or special instructions.
  6. Scan the QR and rebuild.

Common snags

  • Similar names, different builds. Variants like Mk1, Mk2, Mk3 or C2X8 versus C2X10 are distinct. Confirm the exact code.
  • Part counts matter. A "20 parts" build needs all 20 devices; a missing construct head or beam emitter changes how it performs.
  • Glitch builds aren't vehicles. Tagged #glitch, these follow their own instructions and may depend on a specific donor weapon.
  • Trending ≠ best. A build can trend on a burst of recent views while a higher-voted build sits in Top rated. Pick based on whether you want current or proven.