# How to Enable DLC Content on Your FiveM Server (Game Build) (/docs/fivem/game-build)



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FiveM can enable GTA Online DLC content (vehicles, weapons, maps) by setting a **game build** number. Each build includes all content from previous builds — so setting the latest build gives access to everything.

Game Build Numbers [#game-build-numbers]

| Build  | DLC content              |
| ------ | ------------------------ |
| `2189` | Cayo Perico Heist        |
| `2372` | Los Santos Tuners        |
| `2545` | The Contract             |
| `2699` | The Criminal Enterprises |
| `2802` | Los Santos Drug Wars     |
| `2944` | San Andreas Mercenaries  |
| `3095` | The Chop Shop            |
| `3258` | Bottom Dollar Bounties   |
| `3407` | Agents of Sabotage       |

Set the Game Build [#set-the-game-build]

<Steps>
  <Step>
    Open server.cfg [#open-servercfg]

    In the [XGamingServer Panel](https://panel.xgamingserver.com), click **Files** in the sidebar and open `server.cfg`.
  </Step>

  <Step>
    Add or update sv_enforceGameBuild [#add-or-update-sv_enforcegamebuild]

    ```ini
    sv_enforceGameBuild 3095
    ```

    Replace `3095` with the build number for the DLC content you want. Higher = more content.
  </Step>

  <Step>
    Restart the server [#restart-the-server]

    Restart from **Console**. Players connecting will automatically use the matching game build.
  </Step>
</Steps>

> Both ESX and QBCore txAdmin recipes default to build `3095` (The Chop Shop). Increase the number to access newer DLC vehicles and content.

> Players do **not** need to own the GTA Online DLC. FiveM handles build compatibility automatically.

Related Guides [#related-guides]

* [Server Configuration](/docs/fivem/configure-your-server)
* [Install Custom Vehicles](/docs/fivem/install-custom-vehicles)