An in-game guidebook for RedM. Your staff write chapters and pages from inside the game, players read them in a leather-bound book, and signposts out in the world open the right page where it matters. Job-locked sections, search that returns the sentence around each hit, and routes drawn on the reader's map. VORP, RSG Core, RedEM:RP or fully standalone.
Your server has rules and nobody reads them, because they are in a Discord channel three months up, and no new player is scrolling that far to find them. This RedM guidebook script puts your server rules in the game, in a leather-bound book your players open with one key.
Your staff write it from inside the game. Type /press and you get a proper editor: headings, four typefaces, ink colour, highlighting, lists, quotes, pictures you resize by dragging a corner, YouTube, and website embeds if you want them. Hit save and everyone already online has it. No config file, no upload, no restart.
Signposts put the page where it matters. Stand on the spot, press Use my position, and choose what it carries: a title that fades in at a distance you pick, a map blip, a marker on the ground, and a prompt bound to the player's own interact key. Walk up, press it, the right page opens. A signpost can also carry its own text, for a notice that belongs to no chapter.
Lock a page to a job and it stays locked. Sheriff procedures, a doctor's reference, a gang's own page, limited to a job at a grade or above. The check runs on the server, so a player who should not see it cannot open it, cannot find it in search, and never sees the signpost at all.
Works on any RedM server - VORP, RSG Core, RedEM:RP or fully standalone, worked out at start-up with no flag to set. oxmysql is required even standalone, because the book lives in the database. That is exactly what lets pages save live instead of sitting in a config file.
Every command name is configurable.
What you get. Instant delivery, free updates for life, and one purchase covering every server you own with no player limit. config, local, locales, install and docs stay readable and editable, and a Source Edition is available with the complete unencrypted code including the React overlay. Everything you write stays yours.
Type a word and the results come back with the sentence around each hit and the word marked inside it, so a reader finds the answer rather than the page that might hold it. It only ever searches what that player is allowed to see.
A page can be kept out of the index while staying reachable by signpost or by a direct link. Useful for anything you want to hand out rather than advertise.
A gate applies to a whole chapter, a single page or a signpost, and it is set to a job at a grade or above rather than a flat yes or no, so a deputy and a sheriff can be given different pages of the same book.
Drop a directions button into an entry, press Use my position while standing where you mean, and a reader who presses it gets the route drawn on their map. /almanac_route does the same for a signpost.
Leather, parchment or midnight, plus a text size slider. Each player picks their own and the choice is kept on their machine rather than in your database.
English, German, Spanish and French. One file per language covers both what the server says in chat and every word of the interface, and a missing line falls back to English rather than showing a raw key.
Readers download about 200 kB of overlay, and the editor is a separate chunk fetched only by staff who open the press. The client sleeps between signpost scans and draws nothing unless you are near a post or reading.
A server ACE, your framework's admin group, or the console, and any one of them passing is enough. The three frameworks disagree about what an administrator is, so relying on only one of them breaks on the other two.
Server side: open, openPress, ensure, commit, strike, find, list and isStaff. Client side: open, openEntry, isOpen and route. Events cover the same verbs where an export does not suit, so a tutorial resource can open a page and a job script can write one.
/almanac_debug prints which framework it bound, what the database holds, whether the overlay is built and what the caller may do, plus a list of things that are legal but probably not what you meant, like a standalone server with the job gate still on.
/almanac_migrate copies chapters and entries out of an older guidebook's tables when they sit in the same database. It never overwrites, so a page already in the almanac is left alone and running it twice is safe.
/almanac_demo fills the book with a real example across six towns so you can see the shape of it before writing your own, and clear takes it all back out again.
VORP, RSG Core, RedEM:RP, or no framework at all. It detects yours at start-up and there is no flag to set.
Yes, and it is the only hard requirement. Even standalone, because the almanac lives in the database. That is what makes pages save live.
No, and that is the whole point. Your staff write in-game and it is live for everyone already connected.
Yes. /press opens a full editor in-game. No config file, no upload and no website.
Two ways. Unlisted keeps a page out of the index while leaving it reachable by link or signpost. A job gate limits it to a job at a grade or above, and that check runs on the server, so a restricted page cannot be opened rather than merely being hidden.
English, German, Spanish and French ship with it. One file per language covers both the chat lines and the whole interface, so adding a fifth is a copy and a translate.
Readers download about 200 kB. The editor only loads for staff who open it, and the client sleeps between signpost scans and draws nothing unless you are near one or have the book open.
Yes. One purchase covers every server you own or operate, with no player limit.
A Source Edition is available with the complete unencrypted code, including the React overlay. You can read and change all of it for your own servers; you just cannot redistribute it.
/almanac_migrate imports from an older guidebook's tables if they are in the same database, and it never overwrites.
Compatibility patches ship as free updates. Take the latest from your Tebex downloads.
Yes, on the RedMorrow Discord. Run /almanac_debug first and paste its output, which answers most questions on its own and makes the rest quick.
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September 30, 2026
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