Example #1
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        // A small wrapper to make sure the autopilot does not do anything when it shouldn't
        private void autoPilot(FlightCtrlState s)
        {
            debugString.Length = 0;
            if (!weaponManager || !vessel || !vessel.transform || vessel.packed || !vessel.mainBody)
            {
                return;
            }
            // nobody is controlling any more possibly due to G forces?
            if (!vessel.isCommandable)
            {
                if (vessel.Autopilot.Enabled)
                {
                    Debug.Log("[BDArmory.BDGenericAIBase]: " + vessel.vesselName + " is not commandable, disabling autopilot.");
                }
                s.NeutralizeStick();
                vessel.Autopilot.Disable();
                return;
            }

            // generally other AI and guard mode expects this target to be engaged
            GetGuardTarget();    // get the guard target from weapon manager
            GetNonGuardTarget(); // if guard mode is off, get the UI target
            GetGuardNonTarget(); // pick a target if guard mode is on, but no target is selected,
                                 // though really targeting should be managed by the weaponManager, what if we pick an airplane while having only abrams cannons? :P
                                 // (this is another reason why target selection is hardcoded into the base class, so changing this later is less of a mess :) )

            AutoPilot(s);
        }