Solved FAWE Block Distribution (Types)

[AsuDev]

Note: I am not using and I will not use Skematic or FaweSK. So do not mention it.

I am trying to get the types of blocks in a region, but I am not sure how. Right now I have this function:

function getBlocksInRegion(pos1: location, pos2: location) :: objects:
    set {_session} to getEditSession(world of {_pos1})
    set {_blocks} to {_session}.getBlockDistributionWithData(getRegion({pos1}, {pos2}))
    loop ...{_blocks}:
 
        broadcast "%loop-value%"
        set {_block} to ?

        #add {_block} to {_return::*}
    return {_return::*}

I am trying to figure out how to parse the loop-value as a block but haven't found a solution yet... Here is the current output of loop-value:

This should be stone, as the region is only made of stone in this example. If I were to add multiple types of blocks, they would also be like this, just with different ids.

If someone has a solution for how to parse this as an itemtype or block that would be great..

 

[TPGamesNL]

Note: I am not using and I will not use Skematic or FaweSK. So do not mention it.

I am trying to get the types of blocks in a region, but I am not sure how. Right now I have this function:

function getBlocksInRegion(pos1: location, pos2: location) :: objects:
    set {_session} to getEditSession(world of {_pos1})
    set {_blocks} to {_session}.getBlockDistributionWithData(getRegion({pos1}, {pos2}))
    loop ...{_blocks}:
 
        broadcast "%loop-value%"
        set {_block} to ?

        #add {_block} to {_return::*}
    return {_return::*}

I am trying to figure out how to parse the loop-value as a block but haven't found a solution yet... Here is the current output of loop-value:
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This should be stone, as the region is only made of stone in this example. If I were to add multiple types of blocks, they would also be like this, just with different ids.

If someone has a solution for how to parse this as an itemtype or block that would be great..

You need to use `loop-value.getID()`, which should return BlockState (com.sk89q.worldedit.world.block.BlockState).
Then you can use `BlockState#getBlockType()` to get the the block type