General Tips

New users should start running and learning YAGPDB in a testing environment, not on live-servers; that way you avoid a lot of problems.

Default state of YAGPDB is all commands running. Before changing any permissions or making command overrides, make yourself welcome with running YAGPDB + custom commands - and only then start limiting permissions and using any overrides, this includes amVs.

There's no "undo"-button, kicking YAG does not help. Write your changes down at first, then you can revert back manually and actually know what you changed.

Never assume YAG is running 24/7; don't build your system on that assumption.

A cool hardware engineering game called MHRD has these three introductory steps to follow, it fully applies to CCs as well >

• If you don't know what to do: Read the manual and specifications!

• When creating your design: Draw it out on a piece of paper! No one ever created something great just by looking at their screen...

• If something is wrong with your design: Inspect the error messages and failed tests closely to find where the problem is.

Keep these in mind... they will come in handy sooner rather than later!

YAGPDB also has a control panel, not only a dash-board.

Start simple, never over-complicate things on the first run. This even goes for command triggers.

Your custom commands will get more lengthy in the future, it's good to get accustomed writing them inside some text-editors or IDEs.