Now to see if that also fixs my custom mod that I am making and see if it works now.. 

The format for help is really simple and an example can be found in modules/_Examplemodule.php

If you're too lazy to look it up here's the good stuff:

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function ClassName (&$bot)
{
$this -> bot = &$bot;
$this -> create_tables();
$this -> set_access();
$this -> create_settings();
$this -> create_help();
}

function create_tables()
{
$query = "CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS ".$this -> bot -> db -> define_tablename('example_table'. true);
$query.= "(ID INT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY, ";
$query.= "Field1 VARCHAR(40), ";
$query.= "Field2 VARCHAR(29))";
$this -> bot -> db -> query($query);
}

function set_access()
{
$this -> bot -> access_control -> create ('tell', 'command', 'GUEST');
$this -> bot -> access_control -> create ('gc', 'command', 'ADMIN');
$this -> bot -> access_control -> create ('pgmsg', 'command', 'MEMBER');
}

function create_settings()
{
$this -> bot -> set -> create('module', 'setting', 'default', 'description of setting', 'option1;option2;option3');
}

function create_help()
{
$this -> help['description'] = 'Description of the module';
$this -> help['command']['command1']="What does command1 do without any keywords";
$this -> help['command']['command1 keyword'] = "What does command1 do with keyword";
$this -> help['command']['command2 keyword <param>'] = "What does command2 do with <param>";
$this -> help['notes'] = "Notes for the help goes in here.";
}