¶ Overview
The Moderation module allows you to use any Moderator command. The module also allows you to set up things such as Moderation Log Channels, Protected/Moderator Roles, and certain options which will change how the module works.
¶ How to set up Moderation
- Head over to your account and select your server.
- Click on the
Modulestab. - Ensure that the
Moderationmodule is enabled. - Click the
Settingsbutton underneath the Moderation module. - There are several options at the top of the page you can enable. Click the
?next to each one to learn more about it. There are also in-depth explanations of each one below. - Set a
Moderation Log Channel. This is the channel where all moderations will be logged including the Moderator responsible for using the command. - Set your
Moderator Roles. These roles will be given access to all moderation commands including?mute,?banand?kick. - (Optional) Set your
Protected Roles. These are roles that will be immune to Dyno moderation; you will not be able to moderate any user using Dyno if they have a protected role. - (Premium) If you want to customize Dyno’s response when you issue a moderation, you can edit the message here.
¶ Additional Settings
- DM Users on Kick/Ban/Mute | Dyno will send a DM to a user when they are kicked, banned, or muted with the reason and appeal link (if you have one set).
- Use Discord Timeouts for Mute | When this is enabled, Dyno will use Discord’s native timeout feature rather than adding a Muted role.
- Delete Mod Commands After Executed | All commands that issue moderations will be deleted after they are used.
- Respond with Reason | Dyno will include the reason in the command response sent in the channel where the mod command was executed.
- Remove Roles When Muted | When a user is muted, Dyno will automatically remove all of their other roles and give them back when they are unmuted. (Not available if “Use Discord Timeouts for Mute” has been enabled).
- Preserve Messages on Ban | When this is enabled, banning a user with Dyno will not delete their messages from the past 7 days. This replaces the functionality of the
?ban savecommand.
¶ Moderation Commands
| Command (click for more info) |
Description | Usage |
|---|---|---|
| ?ban | Ban a member. | ?ban [user] (limit) (reason) |
| ?case | Show a single moderation case. | ?case [case number] |
| ?clean | Cleanup the bot responses. | ?clean (count) |
| ?clearnotes | Delete all notes about a member. | ?clearnotes [user] |
| ?customs | List, show, enable or disable Custom Commands. | ?customs |
| ?deafen | Deafen a member. | ?deafen [user] (reason) |
| ?delnote | Delete a single note about a member. | ?delnote [user] |
| ?delwarn | Clear a single warning from a member. | ?delwarn [user] |
| ?diagnose | Diagnose any command or module in the bot to determine if there are any problems. | ?diagnose [command or module] |
| ?duration | Change the duration of a timed punishment. | ?duration [modlog ID] [new limit] |
| ?editnote | Edit a note about a member. | ?editnote [user] |
| ?ignored | List ignored channels, roles and users. | ?ignored |
| ?kick | Kick a member. | ?kick [user] (reason) |
| ?lock | Lock a channel. | ?lock [channel] (limit) (reason) |
| ?lockdown | Lock channels defined in moderation settings. | ?lockdown (optional message) |
| ?members | List members in a role or roles. | ?members [role] |
| ?moderations | Get a list of active timed moderations and remaining time. | ?moderations |
| ?modlogs | Get a list of moderation logs for a user. | ?modlogs [user] |
| ?modstats | Get moderation statistics for a mod/admin (may take up to 30 minutes to update). | ?modstats [user] |
| ?mute | Mute a member so they cannot type. | ?mute [user] (limit) (reason) |
| ?note | Add a note about a member. | ?note [user] [note] |
| ?notes | Get notes for a user. | ?notes [user] |
| ?reason | Supply a reason for a moderation log case. | ?reason [case number] [reason] |
| ?rolepersist | Assign/unassign a role that persists if the user leaves and rejoins. | ?rolepersist [user] [role], (reason) |
| ?softban | Softban a member (ban and immediately unban to delete their messages). | ?softban [user] (reason) |
| ?temprole | Assign/unassign a role for a limited time that persists if the user leaves and rejoins. | ?temprole [user] [time] [role], (reason) |
| ?unban | Unban a member. | ?unban [user] (reason) |
| ?undeafen | Undeafen a member. | ?undeafen [user] (reason) |
| ?unlock | Unlock a channel. | ?unlock [channel] (reason) |
| ?unmute | Unmute a member. | ?unmute [user] (reason) |
| ?warn | Warn a member. | ?warn [user] (reason) |
| ?warnings | Get warnings for a user. | ?warnings [user] |
These commands will not work if the Moderation module is disabled.
¶ How to set up Custom Moderation Responses
This is a Premium feature.
Click here to upgrade to Premium.
Do you want Dyno to respond differently to certain moderator commands in your server? With Custom Moderation Responses, you can make Dyno respond with a set response to certain moderator commands!
- Follow steps 1-4 to get to your Moderation module page.
- Once you’re there, scroll down to “Custom Responses”.
- From there, you can choose which responses you would like to change. Type the responses that you want to change in the boxes provided.
- Click the “Update” buttons under each option that you configured, and you’re all done!
These messages will only appear in the server. They will not get messaged to the user.
¶ How to change the Muted role
When Dyno creates a Muted role, it will bind to it, allowing you to change the name to anything you want.
If you would like to change the role that Dyno uses for mutes (ex. using 2 bots for mutes and the other bot doesn’t support this), then you can delete the current Muted role, rename the role you want used to Muted and then the next time you mute with Dyno, it will bind to whatever role is named Muted. Once it is binded, you can change the name.
¶ Lockdown
The ?lockdown command will lock/unlock these selected channels. Unless you set up these channels, that command will not work.
- Follow steps 1-4 to get to your Moderation module page.
- Once you’re there, look for the “Lockdown Channels” option.
- Add the channels which you would like Dyno to lock when you run the
?lockdowncommand, and you’re all done!
¶ How to remove all roles from a user when they are muted
When a user is muted, this option will make Dyno automatically remove all of their roles. When they are unmuted, Dyno will add back the roles that they had before they were muted.
- Follow steps 1-4 to get to your Moderation module page.
- Once you’re there, enable the “Remove Roles When Muted” option, and you’re all done!
¶ How to preserve messages on ban
The ?ban save sub command will do this for you, however you can also enable this option to make Dyno automatically not purge any messages every time the ban command is ran.
- Follow steps 1-4 to get to your Moderation module page.
- Once you’re there, enable the “Preserve Messages On Ban” option, and you’re all done!
¶ Autopunish
Autopunish will moderate members after reaching a specific number of warns using the ?warn command. For example after a user has been warned 3 times by a moderator using the ?warn command, Dyno will issue an auto punishment you’ve set.
Limits to keep in mind:
- Non-Premium servers can have a max of 3 autopunishments.
- Mute - Max Duration: 14 days.
- Ban - Max Duration: 3 months.
- Add Role - Max Duration: 30 days.
- Follow steps 1-4 to get to your Moderation module page.
- Click on the
Autopunishtab located at the top of the page. - Select the number of warnings, the action, the role (if applicable), and the duration (if applicable).
For mutes and bans only, set the duration to
0for the action to be permanent.
If you are using Discord Timeouts for mutes, setting a permanent duration will not work. If you require a permanent mute, head to the Moderation module and disable the “Use Discord Timeouts for Mute” option.
- Click the
Addbutton to finalize your punishment. You’re all set!
¶ Appeals
Appeals allows users to request an unban/unmute from the server without having to directly communicate with the staff team. When a user is banned/muted, Dyno will DM them with an appeal URL, where the user can answer several questions (that you create) and send the submission to a chosen channel. In that message, the staff team can Approve, Reject, View History, and/or block that user!
¶ Setup
- Follow steps 1-4 to get to your Moderation module page.
- Click on the
Appealstab located at the top of the page. - Select which form you want to be the Appeals form, or create one.
- If you choose the
Appealsoption underUse Templatewhen creating your form, you will be given a template with sample questions you can use. - There are many options you can choose when creating your form. To learn more about these, visit the Forms page.
- Once the form is created/selected, choose whether appeals should be allowed for bans, mutes, or both.
- (Optional) Select a waiting period for how long a user must wait before they can submit an appeal for the first time.
- (Optional) For ban appeals, provide an invite URL that unbanned users can use to rejoin your server.
- You’re all set! If you have
DM User on Kick/Ban/Mutein your Moderation settings enabled, Dyno will automatically DM the Appeal link to the user.
Once a user submits the form, you can handle it in two ways, in Discord or on the dashboard. You can easily click a button to approve/reject that user either through the channel or by viewing the submissions list and clicking that specific submission.
If you have enabled any of the
DM USER ONoptions, the moderated user will receive a prompt upon submitting their appeal asking them if they want to opt in to receive a DM.
