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Learn how to use Dyno Bot, a feature-rich and modular discord bot for your server. Find out the list of commands for fun, game, info, misc, moderator, roles, slowmode, tags and more.
- Commands
List of Dyno Commands. Command Settings. On the Commands tab...
- Custom Commands
The Custom Commands module allows you to create your very...
- Custom Command Showcase
This page lists a variety of fun or useful custom commands...
- Commands
Learn how to use Dyno bot commands with usage examples and settings options. Find out how to manage roles, moderation, giveaways, emotes, and more with Dyno bot commands.
Dyno is a fully customizable Discord bot for your Discord server that features a simple and intuitive web dashboard. This documentation provides information on each module/command, including the description, usage, and examples.
- ¶ Your First CC!
- ¶ Using Variables
- ¶ Arguments/$N
- ¶ Advanced Options
- ¶ Embed Response
- ¶ Resources
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The Commandfield of your Custon Command (CC) contains the text and variables that tell Dyno what to do when someone calls the command. Any plain text in your command field that is not a variable will be sent as a message when you call your command. Let’s create a command to send a simple message. Name: myfirstcc Command: Usage: ?myfirstcc Your Cust...
You can use “variables” to have Dyno do things such as send information about a user, server, channel, or role, send the time/date, and perform advanced functions. Most variables start with an opening brace { and end with a closing brace }. Let’s explore some basic “text” variables you can use in your commands. These variables do not need to be on ...
You can use words provided after the command name (“arguments”) by using the $N variable. To use this, you must replace N with the number of the word you want to use ($1 for the first word after the command, $2 for the second, and so on). If you want to use an entire phrase, you can add a + to the variable. For example: $1+ will return the first wo...
¶ Cooldown
This is the time, in seconds, that a user must wait until they can use the same command again. The maximum cooldown is 10 minutes (600 seconds).
¶ Delete After
If you set a time here, Dynk will automatically delete the command output after the set time. It will not delete the output from any {!command}variables.
¶ Required Arguments
This is the number of arguments (words after the command name) that must be present for the command to execute. For more information on arguments, click here.
You may opt to have your response send in an embed instead/in addition to a plain text message. Simply click the Add/Edit Embedbutton directly under the command field and set your response there.
You’ve completed our guide on building a Custom Command! You can now start working on your very own custom commands. Here are some resources you can use: 1. CC Showcase Page:Cool commands curated by our staff team 2. Complete Variable List 3. Dyno Support Server - Ask for help in the #cc-supportchannel
Learn how to use the Custom Commands module to create your own Dyno commands with variables, options, and advanced functions. See examples, tutorials, and a variable reference to get started.
Dyno is a Discord bot that offers many features such as auto delete, automod, autoroles, giveaways, reaction roles, and more. You can customize and manage everything with a web dashboard and a prefix command.
Learn how to create and use custom commands with Dyno, a powerful Discord bot. See examples of fun and useful commands for sending messages, suggestions, hugs, and more.
A bot’s prefix is the character(s) that all commands start with. For example, Dyno’s default prefix is ?, so to run a command, you would type ? followed by the command name, like ?ping or ?ban. If there is another bot in your server that conflicts with the ? prefix
