wtf is rde-motd-script-utility?

rde_motd is a script for FiveM, a modification platform for the game Grand Theft Auto V that lets people run custom multiplayer servers. This particular script handles the message-of-the-day screen players see, along with a broader server handbook or rulebook, so server owners can present rules, guides, and announcements in an organized way. Content is written in Markdown, which keeps rules and guides structured and easy to edit later. According to the README, the script ships with an in-game editor that lets admins update this content directly from inside the game, without switching to an external tool, and an admin panel for managing it. Changes can be published without restarting the server resource, and updates are synced live to connected players so everyone sees the same version. The README lists six editable tabs for organizing content into sections, support for multiple languages, and a feature that reopens or re-shows content to players when its version changes, which helps make sure people notice updated rules. Content is saved through a database, specifically referencing a dependency called oxmysql. Installing it means placing the script's resource folder into a FiveM server's resources directory, making sure supporting dependencies such as ox_core, ox_lib, and oxmysql are present, and adding an ensure line for it in the server configuration file. This is a server-admin tool rather than something an individual player installs, and it assumes familiarity with running and configuring a FiveM server. The README notes that results can vary depending on framework layout, editor permissions, and the order resources load in, and that live update behavior depends on the relevant sync path being active on a given server. The project is released under the GNU GPL v3.0 license.