If your server runs Female Body V1, sizing matters as much as style. This post is a FiveM Female Body V1 clothes explainer built around Clothes Dlc 1. It covers what the expansion adds, how its custom DLC build works, and what you need before you install it.
What Clothes DLC 1 adds
Clothes DLC 1 is an expansion to the clothing package. It ships 1,147 models and 6,530 textures inside a dedicated custom DLC build. The catalog covers civilian wear, accessories, tattoos, beards and custom makeups.
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Model files (.ydd) | 1,147 |
| Texture files (.ytd) | 6,530 |
| Total file size | 1.90 GB |
| DLC name | ttmodz_dlc_1 |
| Women's sizing | Female Body V1 |
| Preview recorded on | Gamebuild 3095 |
The Clothes Base listing describes DLC 1 as something you layer on top of the base wardrobe.
Why FiveM Female Body V1 clothes need their own sizing
Female body resources change the shape of female characters. Clothes made for one body shape may not sit right on another. A mismatch can show up as gaps or clipping on female characters. That is why the listing says the women's sizing and mesh fits in DLC 1 are tailored to Female Body V1.
If your server uses Female Body V2 instead, the listing points you to Clothes Dlc 2. Pick the expansion that matches the body your players use.
How the custom DLC build works
DLC 1 is not a loose pile of clothing files. Everything is integrated through one custom DLC build named ttmodz_dlc_1. The description says this lets new styles stream cleanly, with no slot conflicts and no resource clutter.
In practice, you manage one expansion instead of many small clothing resources. The YMT and YTD assets stay editable, so you can still add custom logos, colors or liveries.
Who DLC 1 suits
DLC 1 is aimed at servers that already know their female body setup. If you run Female Body V1 and want more civilian choice, it adds a large set of new styles. It also suits cities that want more tattoos, beards and makeups for character creation. The editable files help if you plan to brand items later.
Compatibility checklist
Run through these points before you add DLC 1 to a live server.
- Your server uses Female Body V1 for women's clothing.
- Your server runs FXServer 5181 or above.
- Your game build is within the tested range. The listing says it is tested and verified up to 3095.
- A standalone resource suits your setup. It is listed for QBCore, ESX, vRP or custom frameworks.
- You have room for 1.90 GB of extra streamed content.
The listing adds that it works on high-density servers with 100+ peds, 100+ maps and 200+ stream vehicles. Texture sizes are tightly managed and geometry is optimized, according to the description.
Installing the expansion
The resource uses a drag-and-drop structure. Get it through the CFX Portal, where it is protected by CFX.re Asset Escrow. Place it in your resources folder and add an ensure line in server.cfg. Restart the server and check the new items in your clothing menu.
Still need the base wardrobe? The listing suggests starting with Clothes Base.
Tips for a smooth rollout
A little testing now saves questions from players later.
- Test the expansion on a development server first.
- Make a character with Female Body V1 and check the fit on a few outfits.
- Let players know the update adds 1.90 GB of content.
- Keep a copy of your server.cfg before you edit it.
What you receive
DLC 1 is an expansion version. You only receive the items shown in the preview video. Future clothes and updates are sold separately as standalone packages. A purchase gives single-community usage rights for your own servers.
The cover shows the headline facts on a dark blue background: 1.90 GB, 1,147 .ydd models and 6,530 textures. The preview video below this post shows the items that come with it.
FAQ
Which female body does DLC 1 use?
Women's sizing and mesh fits are tailored to Female Body V1.
What is the DLC name?
The custom DLC build is called ttmodz_dlc_1.
How large is it?
The total file size is 1.90 GB.
Are future clothes included?
No. Future clothes and updates are sold separately as standalone packages.
Does it need a framework?
No. It is standalone and listed for QBCore, ESX, vRP or custom frameworks.
Do I need Clothes Base first?
The listing does not say it is required. It suggests Clothes Base if you need the base wardrobe first.
Can I add my own logos?
Yes. The YMT and YTD assets are editable for custom logos, colors or liveries.
Next step
Matching clothes to your body resource saves a lot of guesswork. For more options, browse the clothing category. If this FiveM Female Body V1 clothes setup fits your server, open the Clothes Dlc 1 page for the video and full listing.
