CLIENT MOTD APPEND

    Usage: CLIENT <class> MOTD APPEND <text>

    This command adds a line to the MOTD. If there is no text yet then this becomes the first line of the MOTD.

    Example:
    /as client z-default motd append This is the first line of my motd.

    Append is the basic command for creating a motd. If you leave something out you can use the insert command. See INSERT.

    CLIENT MOTD DEL

    Usage: CLIENT <class> MOTD DEL <line>

    This command deletes a line from the MOTD.

    Example:
    /as client z-default motd del 2

    This command allows you to remove a single line if you either changed your mind or made a mistake such as a typo in the line.

    CLIENT MOTD ERASE

    Usage: CLIENT <class> MOTD ERASE

    This command deletes all the lines in the MOTD.

    Example:
    /as client z-default motd erase

    This is the easy way to start over and create a new motd.

    CLIENT MOTD INSERT

    Usage: CLIENT <class> MOTD INSERT <line> <text>

    This command will insert a line of text into the MOTD The text will be inserted above whichever line number is sent in the command.

    Example:
    /as client z-default motd insert 1 Now this is the first line of the motd.

    This is an easy way to edit the motd. If you left something out, you can insert it. If you made a mistake in a line, you can delete it and insert a replacement where it was.

    CLIENT MOTD LIST

    Usage: CLIENT <class> MOTD LIST This command lists all the lines of text currently in the MOTD along with their line numbers.

    Example:
    /as client z-default motd list

    This is an important command to use before deleting or inserting lines from a motd. You should make sure you have the correct line number to match the text.