I'm not quite sure that I understand your question but have a look-see at http://bebot.link/wiki/raid.php

Also check that the access levels are set appropriately with the !commands interface.

After re-installed all and rechecked the help I've found the arcane problem, it is the !help raid informations that not shows the commands but they are there and they works when you know the commands at memory!

This is what is displayed at the !help raid

 ::::: HELP ON RAID :::::

Module to manage and announce raids.

 !raid start - Starts a raid.
 !raid end - Ends a raid.
 !raid join - Joins the on-going raid.
 !raid leave - Leaves the on-going raid.
 !raid kick <name> - Kicks player <name> from the current raid.

NOTES:


So it works, it is "only" a missing of text about the commands inside the !help raid file. 
Good to know in future for the others.

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About the Award point system, I still have to understand if it is possible to assign points at multiple players/raiders that joined the raid, example:
!award 5 (and it assigns 5 points at all the raiders that joined the raid)

From the file Points.php I see only the single target to assign points (!points add <name> <points>), so that is the sense of the module request. I hope it is more understandeable now and thank you very much all again from an humble tester.

When you grab the new raid_RAID.php file from the trunk, it works wonders if you save it as \modules\raid.php (replacing the main raid.php file).  I tested it on BeBot 0.4.1 using both PHP 4 and 5, and 3 different MySQL versions.

Note:  !raid check does not check the zone for active raiders, it just checks to see who has joined the raid.  It would be better if this was by zone.

There is one request though, in regards to raid.php... Please allow a setting to have the !raid join to return either in pg or in tell (configurable).



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Requests for points.php:

- add in the command !points all # (to allow rl's to add points)

This will allow RL's to add block points to all active individuals if followed after someone running a !raid check command (see above).

All points commands should default to RL level for security purposes.

- remove !points to check how many points you have
- add in !account command to check the points you have

... double check modifications with new raid.php and bid.php

I'm installing the latest bid.php to test with the new raid.php.  Hopefully I will be able to reply soon with good news.

points award is something i've been trying to figure out also.. so far i've had no luck.

i've tried a few things but as yet havent got any good results.
/* Award Points */
function award_points($name, $num)
{
if ($this -> bot -> security -> check_access($name, "superadmin"))
{
if (!is_numeric($num))
{
$this -> bot -> send_tell ($name, "$num is not a valid points value.");
return;
}
else
{
$this -> bot -> db -> query("UPDATE #___raid_points SET points = points + " . ($num * 10) .
" WHERE raiding = 1");
$this -> bot -> send_pgroup("<font color=#ffff00>$name</font> added <font color=#ffff00>$num</font> raidpoints to all active raiders.");
$this -> bot -> send_tell($name, "You added <font color=#ffff00>$num</font> raidpoints to all active raiders.");
return;
}
}
else
{
$this -> bot -> send_tell($name, "You must be a superadmin to do this");
return;
}
}
i was guessing something like that might work, with something like this
else if (preg_match("/^" . $this -> bot -> commpre . "points award ([0-9]+)$/i", $info))
$this -> award_points($name, $info[1]);
being used along with it.

i was aiming for !points award <number of points>, then that number being added to all the active raiders.

any help ??

SQ

I've edited it a bit, didnt tested much, but i see it works. Let me know if uget in trouble.

New Command added:
[tell] !raid reward <points> - Reward <points> to all raiders.

Done
Added Help for !raid lock/unlock
Added Help for !raid check
Added Check all

im not sure what your problem is,
as /assist will output a message as to if there are there or not and thats how u know
it will say somit like - cannot find >name<