Clothes DLC 2 is built to be changed. That makes it a good fit if you want a FiveM editable clothing pack that matches your city's own style. Every YMT and YTD file in Clothes Dlc 2 is editable. This post explains what that means, what the pack holds and how to plan a restyle.
What editable YMT and YTD files mean
GTA V clothing uses a few file types. YTD files hold textures, the images that give clothes their colors and prints. YMT files hold data about the clothing items. When both are open to edits, your team can change how items look without starting from scratch.
The listing says the assets are open to custom logos, colors and liveries. It frames DLC 2 as a way to recolor and rebrand 650+ items to match your city's identity.
What is inside Clothes DLC 2
Here are the facts from the product description.
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Model files (.ydd) | 654 |
| Texture files (.ytd) | 3,455 |
| Total file size | 1.70 GB |
| DLC name | ttmodz_dlc_2 |
| Women's sizing | Female Body V2 |
| Content | Civilian wear, accessories, tattoos, beards, custom makeups |
All items are integrated through one custom DLC build, ttmodz_dlc_2. Texture sizes are tightly managed and geometry is optimized, according to the description.
Restyle ideas for a FiveM editable clothing pack
Editing is only useful with a plan. Here are a few ways a server can use editable clothing.
- City brands. Put your own in-city shop or company logos on civilian wear.
- Gang colors. Recolor items so each crew has a clear palette.
- Event sets. Change colors for a holiday or a server event.
- Liveries and prints. Add patterns or liveries that match a theme.
Keep new textures close to the original sizes. The pack is built with tightly managed texture sizes, and much larger replacements can strain your stream budget.
Who DLC 2 suits
DLC 2 fits servers that care about a look of their own. It suits cities running Female Body V2 that want more civilian styles. It also suits teams with someone who can edit textures, since the editable files are its main draw. Even without edits, it adds tattoos, beards and custom makeups to character creation.
A simple restyle workflow
You do not need a big team to restyle clothing. A steady order of work keeps things tidy.
- Watch the preview video and list the items you want to change.
- Keep a backup of the original files before you touch anything.
- Edit the textures, keeping sizes close to the originals.
- Test the changed items on a development server.
- Roll the update out to your live server once it looks right.
Female Body V2 sizing
Women's sizing and mesh fits in DLC 2 are tailored to Female Body V2. If your server runs Female Body V1, the listing points to Clothes Dlc 1 instead. Check which body resource your players use before you pick one.
Requirements and install
These points come straight from the technical specs.
- FXServer 5181 or above.
- Preview recorded on gamebuild 3095, and tested and verified up to 3095.
- Standalone, listed for QBCore, ESX, vRP or custom frameworks.
- Protected by CFX.re Asset Escrow, with CFX Keymaster delivery.
- Drag-and-drop resource, started via server.cfg.
Setup is the usual FiveM routine. Place the resource in your resources folder, add an ensure line in server.cfg and restart. Plan your edits once you have seen the items in game.
The listing also says it works on high-density servers with 100+ peds, 100+ maps and 200+ stream vehicles.
What you receive
DLC 2 is an expansion version of the clothing package. You only receive the items shown in the preview video. Future clothes and updates are sold separately as standalone packages. A purchase grants single-community usage rights for your own servers.
The cover lists 1.70 GB, 654 .ydd models and 3,455 texture files. The preview video under this post shows the included items. If you want everything together, the listing says it costs less in the Discounted Clothes Pack [1].
FAQ
Which files can I edit?
Every YMT and YTD file in DLC 2 is editable.
Which female body is it sized for?
Female Body V2.
How many models are included?
There are 654 .ydd model files and 3,455 .ytd texture files.
Can I add gang colors or logos?
Yes. The listing says the assets are open to custom logos, colors and liveries.
Is it a standalone resource?
Yes. It is listed for QBCore, ESX, vRP or custom frameworks.
Are future clothes included?
No. They are sold separately as standalone packages.
Make it your city's wardrobe
A FiveM editable clothing pack lets your server's clothes carry its own colors and logos. Browse the clothing pack category for related products. Then open the Clothes Dlc 2 page to watch the preview and read the full listing.
