The server dashboard is where a server owner or admin can manage some of the basic Dank Memer settings for their server. From the dashboard, you can enable or disable robbing, control who can access your server pool, make your server available to other Dank Memer players, and more.

Both server owners and admins can change settings on the dashboard; however, any settings with a crown beside them mean only the owner can change them.

Discovery is a new way to find Dank Memer servers and a way for servers to advertise to Dank Memer players. On the Discovery page, users can see the server’s name and owner, whether the server is premium, whether robbing is enabled, and when the last Mythical Fish event happened. If a server enables robbing, it will not take effect for 24 hours, so servers can’t use mythical fish spawns to trick users into joining to be robbed.

To make your server eligible to appear on the Discovery page, go to the Discovery section on the server dashboard. First, fill out a description for your server and add a permanent invite link for your server. Then, enable Discovery, and your server may appear on the Discovery page the next time a Mythical Fish spawns.

For now, Discovery will only show servers that have recently spawned Mythical Fish, but in the future, there may be more ways to make your server at the top of the list.

How to Manage Command and Item Permissions

The server dashboard allows you to completely control permissions for Dank Memer's use in your server. Whatever you change on the dashboard will change the integrations page on your server, so you can easily adjust Dank’s settings all in one place.

To change the bot’s permissions, go to the “permissions” section under settings on the dashboard. There, you can add and remove rules for commands and items.

First, choose what sort of rule you want to create.

• Command = You want to create a rule for where a command may be used or who may use the command.
• Category = You want to enable or disable an entire category of commands.
• Auto Response = You want to disable one of the auto response options like dad jokes.
• Item = You want to change permissions for where an item may be used or who may use it.

Once you’ve selected what you want to make the rule about, select the exact command, category, auto-response, or item the rule is for. Then select whether the rule is for a specific channel, category, role, or user, and enter the exact name or id for what you want the rule to apply to.

Once you click save, any integration settings on Discord will be updated to match as needed and the rule will be applied to your server.

Admins and owners are both able to change permission settings for a server, and any changes will apply to both pls commands and slash commands.

If you go to the settings page of the Server Dashboard and click on the "general" section, you can enable or disable three settings related to robbing in a server.

• Bank Robbing - If bank robbing is enabled, users will be able to hold heists on each other’s banks to try to steal money. If disabled, bank robbing will not be possible.
• Rob Protection - If rob protection is enabled, new users who join your server will not be able to rob until they’ve been there for at least 24 hours. If disabled, users will be able to join your server to rob immediately. Robbing also has to be enabled for this setting to have any effect.
• Robbing - If robbing is enabled, users will be able to rob each other’s wallets. If disabled, users will not be able to rob each other.

The Bank Robbing and Robbing settings can only be changed by the server owner. If a server owner changes these settings, the change will take 24 hours before it works to help prevent scamming.

On the server pool page of the dashboard, you can see a complete overview of your server pool's activities. You can search your server pool to see what is in it, browse what has been donated, and check the logs for what has been removed.

There are two emergency settings at the top of the server pool page where the server owner can disable all donations and payouts. For example, if there is a raid, the server owner could go to the dashboard and disable donations and payouts to stop the server pool from being stolen. There is also an “Emergency Lock” button available on the home page of your server dashboard if needed. The emergency lock is another way to immediately disable donations and payouts for your server pool.

On the settings page of the dashboard in the "general" section, you can control who has access to your server pool. If you want to have one role that controls all server events and payouts, you can assign an Event Manager. The Event Manager setting will give anyone with the role you enter complete access to run any events and make payouts from the server pool.

If you want more control over who can perform each type of event, use the event override settings. If an override role is assigned for a specific server event, like server heists, only that override role will be able to run server heists, and even the event manager will not have access.

Random events are unique server events that can randomly happen to help encourage users to play Dank Memer in your server. Currently, the only random event available is a Mythical Fish event. When a Mythical Fish random event spawns, users fishing in your server have a chance to catch the mythical fish at the locations listed for a short time. If your server is discoverable, your server may appear on the discovery page so users know the event is happening and have a chance to join.

To help users in your server know the event is happening, use the random events page under settings to assign a channel where event announcements can be posted. When a random event happens, Dank Memer will post to let server members know and will provide details, such as where to find the fish, what tools to use, and when the event will end. Premium servers have a higher chance for Mythical Fish to spawn.

Keep an eye on changelogs for more random event types to be released in the future.

The dashboard's Audit Log page shows all changes made to Dank Settings for the server. So, if anyone changes something, like who the event manager is or activates premium, you’ll see it in the server audit logs. All users can also view the audit logs with the /audit command.

If you need help setting up command permissions in your server, read the set up tutorial for more information.