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well here's one problem I can't solve since I barely know any math...
and here's the reason....

This image shows the 2 tracelines sent to try and search for the breakable..
as you can see.. they are going the wrong direction..
here's the code..

bool BotFindBreakable (bot_t *pBot)
{
   // Checks if Bot is blocked by a Shootable Breakable in his moving direction

   TraceResult tr;
   edict_t *pEdict = pBot->pEdict;

   Vector v_src = pEdict->v.origin;
   Vector vecDirection = (pBot->pShootBreakable->v.origin - v_src).Normalize ();
   Vector v_dest = v_src + vecDirection * 50;

   TRACE_LINE (v_src, v_dest, dont_ignore_monsters, pEdict, &tr);
   if ((tr.flFraction != 1.0)
       && (FStrEq ("func_breakable", STRING (tr.pHit->v.classname))
       || FStrEq ("func_pushable", STRING (tr.pHit->v.classname)))
       && IsShootableBreakable (tr.pHit))
   {
      pBot->vecBreakable = tr.vecEndPos;
      return (TRUE);
   }

   v_src = GetGunPosition (pEdict);
   vecDirection = (pBot->pShootBreakable->v.origin - v_src).Normalize ();
   v_dest = v_src + vecDirection * 50;

   TRACE_LINE (v_src, v_dest, dont_ignore_monsters, pEdict, &tr);
   if ((tr.flFraction != 1.0)
       && (FStrEq ("func_breakable", STRING (tr.pHit->v.classname))
       || FStrEq ("func_pushable", STRING (tr.pHit->v.classname)))
       && IsShootableBreakable (tr.pHit))
   {
      pBot->vecBreakable = tr.vecEndPos;
      return (TRUE);
   }

   pBot->pShootBreakable = NULL;
   pBot->vecBreakable = g_vecZero;
   return (FALSE);
}

All we need is a math wiz that knows how to figure out what direction a point is from another point...
anyone know how?
[edit]
Me are reading pages that teach this stuff
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