factory with additional optional parameterrs

I have the following factory class, which takes as a parameter a value $type based on which it creates a different class, and some additional optional parameters, which are passed only to the class that needs them.

class OptionalParametersDto extends DataTransferObject
{
       public ?bool $someValue = null;
       public ?string $someString = null;      
}

Both ClassA and ClassB expect in the constructor an instance of OptionalParametersDto.

class A{
       public function __construct(OptionalParametersDto $parameters){}
}

class B{
       public function __construct(OptionalParametersDto $parameters){}
}

class Factory
{
       public function create(string $type, array $optionalParameters)
       {
                 if($type === 'A'){
                      return new ClassA(new OptionalParametersDto(['someValue' => $optionalParameters['someValue']]));
                 }
                 if($type === 'B'){
                      return new ClassB(new OptionalParametersDto());
                 }
        }
}

it seems that the factory pattern is being abused when it needs to know which parameters need to be passed to each class.

Also passing a dto that might have fields that one class needs, but the other class does not need, looks like a code smell.

Is there a more elegant way to do this ?