Command to show list of mods used in a selection or clipboard

[schrombomb]

The Problem

I've made a few schem files, and I'd like to list all the mods involved inside the schem file to those I share it with. I can take a manual stock of this, but for large areas, it would be nice to have some way to get a list of just the mods in use in that area. I have looked for a way to do this, but have not found anything. Apologies if that is something that is already around.

A Solution

A command that will look at a selection or the clipboard, take stock of all the mods that are present in that area, and print out a list.

Alternatives

No response

Anything Else?

Having a verbose option that lists all the mods, and then a sub-list of all the blocks present from each mod would also be cool.

[octylFractal]

You can get a list of all blocks using //distr. But it could be nice to condense that down to just a list of mods, or rather, resource id prefixes.

[schrombomb]

You can get a list of all blocks using //distr. But it could be nice to condense that down to just a list of mods, or rather, resource id prefixes.

Ya know, I used that command while looking for a list of NBT data, and it just left my brain after that. I can take the output from that and get a list of unique entries before the colon. Thanks for that!