Solved Issue saving block to file

Im trying to make a minigame plugin, and I need to save blocks and their location to a yml file to restore them later. However, when I do so, it saves the proper location, but if I save the block type its always AIR even if there is another type of block at that location. I tried the deprecated method of TypeId() with just saved the integer as 0 for air. Anyone able to help?
Code for saving the data:

Code:

    public static void saveRegenBlocks(String Id, Cuboid original) { //Saves blocks to file.
        FileConfiguration regionCache = ArenaFiles.getRegionCacheYml(Id);
        File regionCacheFile = ArenaFiles.getRegionCacheFile(Id);
        for (Block originalBlock : original.getBlocks()) {
            String orBlockLocString = originalBlock.getLocation().toString();
            int orBlockType = originalBlock.getTypeId();
            regionCache.set(Id + "." + orBlockLocString + ".Type", orBlockType);
            Main.plugin.saveCustomConfig(regionCache, regionCacheFile);
        }
    }

Example of what it looks like saved:

Code:

  Location{world=CraftWorld{name=LavaWall},x=12:
    0,y=64:
      0,z=0:
        0,pitch=0:
          0,yaw=0:
            0}:
              Type: 0
    0,y=65:
      0,z=0:
        0,pitch=0:
          0,yaw=0:
            0}:
              Type: 0
    0,y=66:
      0,z=0:
        0,pitch=0:
          0,yaw=0:
            0}:
              Type: 0
    0,y=67:
      0,z=0:
        0,pitch=0:
          0,yaw=0:
            0}:
              Type: 0
  Location{world=CraftWorld{name=LavaWall},x=13:
    0,y=64:
      0,z=0:
        0,pitch=0:
          0,yaw=0:
            0}:
              Type: 0
    0,y=65:
      0,z=0:
        0,pitch=0:
          0,yaw=0:
            0}:
              Type: 0
    0,y=66:
      0,z=0:
        0,pitch=0:
          0,yaw=0:
            0}:
              Type: 0
    0,y=67:
      0,z=0:
        0,pitch=0:
          0,yaw=0:
            0}:
              Type: 0

Ps: I have already tried ArrayLists and HashMaps, nether seemed to work.

 

You know what you get when you do location.toString()? Tip: It has dots. You know what also has dots? That's right! YML paths!

 

@Lolmewn I feel very stupid now, but thank you for pointing it out.