Command reference
Every active command, exact syntax, access level and related panel.
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This is the step-by-step manual for Luminox. Start with your role or the task you want to complete; every guide explains what the function does, who can use it, what must be configured and what members will see in Discord.
Before you begin
These terms appear throughout the guides. Understanding them once makes the rest of the documentation much easier.
Choose a path
You do not need to read everything or understand the source code. Choose the guide that matches your next action and follow it in order.
Choose an edition, verify the guild, map roles and publish the first panels.
Set a timezone, verify a character, choose a main and receive the correct guild role.
See every reward source, level threshold, profile field and eligibility rule.
Create hunts, bosses, quests and general events from their channel panels.
Configure treasurers, review deposits, accumulate small contributions and audit logs.
Manage bans, blacklist records, tracker outcomes and important Guild Chat alerts.
Understand level, death and guild-roster panels with rolling time windows.
Use safe refreshes, timed cleanup, automatic history limits and backups.
Understand permissions, what Luminox stores and which conversations remain in Discord.
Begin with one guild problem and find the smallest group of features that solves it.
Recommended setup journey
Use /install wizard to detect missing configuration without deleting existing data.
Configure guild, world, ranks, guest role and global moderator roles.
Assign dedicated channels for registration, economy, events, intelligence and support.
Use /install overview and test every panel with the correct access level.
Members normally use buttons and selectors. Slash commands are mostly reserved for installation, configuration and administrative maintenance.
Reference
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Solve a problem →Use Use cases to choose the first useful module, review Trust & safety, then compare Free and Premium. You do not need to understand the architecture before starting.