How to Migrate From Dyno or MEE6 to Trinix
Migrating Discord bots should be boring in the best way: planned, tested, and reversible. This checklist helps server owners move from Dyno or MEE6 to Trinix without surprising staff or members.
Step 1: Audit what you use today
List moderation, welcome messages, autoroles, logging, tickets, media alerts, economy features, and custom commands. Do not migrate what nobody uses.
Step 2: Map features to Trinix
Use Trinix docs to match goals: /setup_logger, /setwelcome, /setautorole, /enable, ticket commands, economy commands, and media alert commands.
Step 3: Test in a private channel
Before disabling an old bot, test Trinix permissions, logs, moderation commands, role hierarchy, and welcome flow in a staff-only area.
Step 4: Announce the change
Tell staff what changed, which commands to use, and where logs will appear. Migration fails when only one person knows the plan.
Final thought
This is not about roasting old bots. It is about simplifying your server stack. Trinix gives staff one place for moderation, economy, alerts, automation, and logs.
Read the command docs.