Solved Getting block behind player via Vector.

Hello, I am currently writing a plugin that has been in development for quite some time. I need help figuring out how to get the block behind a player with a Vector, ignoring pitch but using yaw. (or a better method if you have an idea. =] ) Here's an image that kinda hits the mark of what I'm talking about.
So basically in all what I'm trying to do is do something like player.getTargetBlock(... but turn that around + ignore pitch.

Current code I have inside of an event that gets called whenever the player moves (I'm trying to make camo armor btw, lol)

Code:

Player p = e.getPlayer();
Location playerLocation = p.getLocation();
            playerLocation.setPitch(0);
            Vector start = playerLocation.toVector();
            Vector end = playerLocation.getDirection().multiply(-1).normalize();
            BlockIterator blockIterator = new BlockIterator(p.getWorld(), start, end, 1, 5);

while(blockIterator.hasNext())
            {
                if(blockIterator.next().getType() != null && blockIterator.next().getType() != Material.AIR)
                {
                    block = blockIterator.next();
                    Material mat = block.getType();
                    break;
                    //get colors from material here (I have a method for this already)
                    //set camo armor for player (I already have a method for this too)
                }
            }

Once I'm able to get the proper block disregarding pitch, I'm good to go. Thanks in advance to anyone that can help me solve this problem.

 

@aln0193 So what's the problem?

 

It just generally doesn't get the right block, it always seems to be off or get the one farthest back. It behaves REALLY weirdly.

 

@aln0193 You are calling BlockIterator#next() multiple times.

Code:

if(blockIterator.next().getType() != null && blockIterator.next().getType() != Material.AIR)

Only call it once within the loop (and store the value temporarily)

 

@MisterErwin I don't know how I didn't catch that. You ended up being 100% correct! Thank you so much!