Can I force FiveM to use a specific game build using shortcut launch parameters?

The parameter “+set b3095” has stopped working for me and I don’t know if this problem is universal. If it is, please let me know an alternative parameter if there is one. If it isn’t, then any help is appreciated. This is my first thread, so if I left anything important out, please let me know

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Still works for me, make sure the parameter is being called right after the path to the FiveM executable, before any other stuff you put in there

Huh… that’s incredibly odd. It’s right after the path and still doesn’t seem to be working. Here’s the logs from my most recent attempt.
CitizenFX_log_2024-12-04T232809.log (73.2 KB)

I tried clearing my cache and reinstalling. Didn’t do anything for me.

Try using +bXXXX where XXXX is the build number (e.g. +b2802) instead, that’s how I have it

This didn’t work sadly. I’m completely stumped on what could even be causing this, unless mklink has something to do with it.

This is how I have mine set up, from the “Target” field of the shortcut, works without issue:
Path:/To/FiveM.exe -pure_1 +b3095 +connect XXXXXX

This is how I have it. It still doesn’t work

Try putting the path (just it, no parameters) in the Start in field too, just in case