The ( and ) around the argument means it’s optional. The around the argument means it’s required. Users with a Dyno Manager role will override these additional permissions, but Moderators will not. When editing the settings for the entire category, the settings will save to each individual command and NOT to the category settings selector itself. Allowed Roles/Channels will automatically ignore all other roles/channels, so you can and must not set both Allowed and Disabled Roles/Channels. Under the Settings button, you can set Allowed/Ignored Roles and Channels for the command. To enable or disable all commands in a category, select the Enable All or Disable All button at the top of the category page. To enable or disable a command, click the slider located in the top right of the command box. The commands list located at does not allow you to edit your server’s settings. In order to change these settings, you must be logged in and selected your server to access its unique dashboard. Well known bugs and deprecated/globally disabled modules will be displayed in large red boxes like this.On the Commands tab of your server’s dashboard, you can change settings like which commands are enabled/disabled, which roles can/cannot use a command, and what channels a command can/cannot be used in. Warnings will be displayed in large orange boxes like this. Information and notes will be displayed in large blue boxes like this. Each one is different and has plenty of options that allow you to swiftly customize Dyno to your ease. 
Dyno has several different modules which are available to you. ¶ ModulesĮach page under modules will tell you what each module does, what features it includes, and how you can set it up. You can click on the command name to be taken to a page which gives a more-detailed page about the command. This will include a brief description of what the command does and how you can use it. The commands page will give you a full, alphabetical list of available commands. ¶ DashboardĮach page under the dashboard header (side bar) will explain each section of the basic settings. This includes a FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions), releases, commands list, Premium info, and a list of all of Dyno’s commands and modules. On the side bar (to the left) (click the blue hamburger icon if you’re on mobile) you will see a lot of different pages. If you need any additional help with Dyno, ask in our Discord server! ¶ Useful Links This documentation provides information on each module/command, including the description, usage, and examples. Dyno is a fully customizable Discord bot for your Discord server that features a simple and intuitive web dashboard.
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