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Fix that weird null pointer bug for the Half-Life 2: Deathmatch bots #1883

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18 changes: 11 additions & 7 deletions src/game/server/hl2mp/bot/behavior/hl2mp_bot_behavior.cpp
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Expand Up @@ -281,13 +281,17 @@ Vector CHL2MPBotMainAction::SelectTargetPoint( const INextBot *meBot, const CBas
float flForceMax = physcannon_maxforce.GetFloat();
float flForce = flForceMax;

float mass = pHeldEntity->VPhysicsGetObject()->GetMass();
if ( mass > 100 )
{
mass = MIN( mass, 1000 );
float flForceMin = physcannon_minforce.GetFloat();
flForce = SimpleSplineRemapVal( mass, 100, 600, flForceMax, flForceMin );
}
IPhysicsObject* pPhysObj = pHeldEntity->VPhysicsGetObject();
if (pPhysObj)
{
float mass = pPhysObj->GetMass();
if (mass > 100.0f)
{
mass = MIN(mass, 1000.0f);
float flForceMin = physcannon_minforce.GetFloat();
flForce = SimpleSplineRemapVal(mass, 100.0f, 600.0f, flForceMax, flForceMin);
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Just want to mention that the formatting seems to have changed, maybe try to re-add the spaces for ( & ) to stay consistent with the code? :)

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}

const float veryCloseRange = 150.0f;
if ( rangeBetween > veryCloseRange )
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