Solved Getting player's WorldGuard region using their location

I was wondering how I could get the region a player is standing in using their location. For example, a player visits another person's skyblock island. The owner of that skyblock sets their island to private. The players that are not in the members list of the region will get kicked to spawn.
1. How do I get the region a player is standing in
2. How do I get the owner and member list of that region
3. How do I check if the player(s) currently in that region are in the member/owner list of that region

I have been trying to mess around with this but have gotten no where. I tried researching a bit on this topic but all the threads I've found were already setting the region's name.

 

What do you mean? I'm not trying to hook into any plugin besides WorldGuard.

 

Yes I would be the one building the skyblock. However it could be vise versa. I was thinking of doing something like that where I add 400 or so to X and Z instead of randomly putting the island randomly. However isn't there a method of getting the region that the player is in currently? Like when you type /region info it shows all the region names? Except I don't need the region's name, I need the owner and member lists.

 

Every time the island owner clicks their private button and the boolean is switched to false, it'll run.

 

Well that's the problem. I don't know how to get the region the player's in. I've tried so many things. I think you meant player and not button. I have a inRegion method currently but I don't know how to get the region name to work with WorldGuard methods. It says I need to change my method from boolean to string.

Code:

    public static boolean inRegion(Location loc)
    {
        WorldGuardPlugin guard = getWorldGuard();
        com.sk89q.worldedit.Vector v = BukkitUtil.toVector(loc);
        RegionManager manager = guard.getRegionManager(loc.getWorld());
        ApplicableRegionSet set = manager.getApplicableRegions(v);
        return set.size() > 0;
    }

    protected boolean isInRegion(Location loc, boolean b)
    {
        if (getWorldGuard() != null)
        {
            Vector v = new Vector(loc.getX(), loc.getBlockY(), loc.getZ());

            return getWorldGuard().getRegionManager(loc.getWorld()).getApplicableRegionsIDs(v).contains(b);
        }

 

Thanks, I'll try this later when I get home. By button I meant a GUI item.

 

Haha. So for the looping through the applicableRegions, could I use any of the two methods I posted on one of my previous posts?

 

I'm having trouble starting the loop (creating it). Would the variable look like this?

Code:

Variable region = null;

Would this be a for loop? How do I get the first region?

Code:

                WorldGuardPlugin guard = getWorldGuard();
                RegionManager manager = guard.getRegionManager(player.getLocation().getWorld());
             
                if(!manager.getApplicableRegions(player.getLocation()).isOwnerOfAll((LocalPlayer) player)) {
                 
                } else {
                    return;
                }

^ That would be getting the player clicking the GUI item and not the players on the island. (Which is not what I need ;( )