[WorldEdit] replacing all blocks inside a region

Hello, I'm making a plugin and I am wondering if I am able to set all blocks inside a custom region I've made into a specific block. I've been googling all day and could not find the awnser. I want all blocks inside my regions to be set to Stone every x amount of time.

Regards

 

@MarioNoobProgrammer
you have a Selection with worldedit ?
- You can loops from the minimum poiint to the max.
- get the location and set the block

 

@Caderape2

Code:

public static Location getLocation(String regions, String corner) {
        World world = Bukkit.getWorld((String) main.getConfig().get("regions."+regions+".world"));
        double x = main.getConfig().getDouble("regions."+regions+"."+corner+".x");
        double y = main.getConfig().getDouble("regions."+regions+"."+corner+".y");
        double z = main.getConfig().getDouble("regions."+regions+"."+corner+".z");
        return new Location(world, x, y, z);
    }

Would that work? as I already made a method for it? or do I need to do it the same way I did when I created the region?

Code:

main.getConfig().set("regions."+regions+".world", sel.getMaximumPoint().getWorld().getName());
                       
                        main.getConfig().set("regions."+regions+".cornerA.x", sel.getMaximumPoint().getX());
                        main.getConfig().set("regions."+regions+".cornerA.y", sel.getMaximumPoint().getY());
                        main.getConfig().set("regions."+regions+".cornerA.z", sel.getMaximumPoint().getZ());
        
                        main.getConfig().set("regions."+regions+".cornerB.x", sel.getMinimumPoint().getX());
                        main.getConfig().set("regions."+regions+".cornerB.y", sel.getMinimumPoint().getY());
                        main.getConfig().set("regions."+regions+".cornerB.z", sel.getMinimumPoint().getZ());
                        main.saveConfig();
        
                        p.sendMessage(ChatColor.GREEN+"Successfully created a new town: "+ChatColor.translateAlternateColorCodes('&', regions));
                        

 

@MarioNoobProgrammer
Yea, if you stored both corner in a f ile, retrieve the two location from it.
Then now you have to change each block between thoses two location with a loops

 

@Caderape2

Im trying to find out how to change all blocks between there

I cant find out how though.

 

@MarioNoobProgrammer
https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/java/nutsandbolts/for.html

 

You will have to loop trough all coordinates. So it will be something like:

Code:

for (int i = xMin; i <= xMax; i++){
  for (int j = yMin; i <= yMax; j++){
    for (int k = zMin; z<= zMax; z++{
//      Handle the block at coordinates i,j,k
    }
  }
}

@MarioNoobProgrammer