Call Functions Directly from the Dysnomia Documentation

Read contract state, simulate writes, and submit transactions directly from the Dysnomia documentation.

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The Dysnomia function reference puts a call form beside each available function. You can check a signature, open its form, and try the call without moving to a contract explorer or writing a script. Connect your wallet from the header, then expand the function and enter its arguments. The form uses your connected address as the caller.

For a function that only retrieves data, choose Read. The result appears on the page without sending a transaction or paying gas. On the LAUFactory page, for example, you can read Void() to inspect the factory’s VOID reference. If a read depends on msg.sender, using your connected address matters to the result.

For a function that changes state, choose Simulate before sending it. LAUFactory’s New form takes a name and symbol for a new LAU. Simulation can reveal a revert before you spend gas. Submit and confirm the transaction in your wallet to create your character. A successful simulation is not a guarantee: chain state or permissions may change before the transaction is mined.

The page’s Source details identify the source revision and compiler settings, but its source hashes alone do not guarantee a match with deployed bytecode. Open the Dysnomia documentation and try a function.

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