# tr?autoall

This functions similar to `tr?auto`, but allows the bot to translate **everyone's** messages on a server. `tr?auto` only does it for the person who ran the command.

It also has priority over `tr?auto` settings. That means, if applicable, it overrides settings made by `tr?auto`. This gives you finer control over how you want messages to be translated, and for whom.

In this example, it is used to translate everyone's messages to Japanese on *#my-channel*

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Check your server's settings like so.&#x20;

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## Usage

#### To turn it on

`tr?autoall on [language code] (optional @users) (optional #channels)`

If `@user` is specified, auto translate for a specific user. Otherwise, auto translate for all users.

If `#channel` is specified, auto translate for a specific channel. Otherwise, auto translate for all channels.

Multiple users and channels can be specified at the same time.

`tr?autoall` status (optional @user)

Show `tr?autoall` settings for the server or user.

#### To turn it off

`tr?autoall off (optional @users) (optional #channels)`

Turns off auto translate for the server, specific users, and/or specific channels.