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I'm able to successfully find the first block along a ray by using this line:

HitResult hitResult = MC.level.clip(new ClipContext(vectorNear, vectorFar, ClipContext.Block.OUTLINE, ClipContext.Fluid.NONE, null));

However, while there is an option to include ClipContext.Fluid.NONE to ignore fluid blocks like water and lava, there isn't a similar one to ignore non-solid blocks such as grass, flowers, etc.

Is there a way to achieve the same outcome but ignore these blocks? I am able to tell if a particular block is solid or not using this line:

Minecraft.level.getBlockState(blockPos).getMaterial().isSolidBlocking()

EDIT: to clarify, I want to get the next solid block BEHIND the non-solid one, using Fluid.NONE instead causes it to return nothing

Edited by SoLegendary
clarify goal

1 hour ago, SoLegendary said:
ClipContext.Block.OUTLINE

change the ClipContext.Block, since OUTLINE use the default VoxelShape, if you want to ignore non-solid Blocks you can use COLLIDER it use the collision VoxelShape

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