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gloomy coyote
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anyone know how to fix this
[Scripting][error]-TypeError: not a function at _destroyConnectedBlocks (main.js:73) at veinmine (main.js:60) at <anonymous> (main.js:89)

class VeinMiner {
    constructor(dimension, blockId) {
        this.blocksBroken = -1
        this.dimension = dimension
        this.blockId = blockId
        this.queue = []
    }

    veinmine(player, blockLocation) {
        this._destroyConnectedBlocks(blockLocation)

        for (const bl of this.queue) {
            // make sure that the block has not been destroyed while this function was waiting in the queue and it hasnt reached the block limit
            if (this.dimension.getBlock(bl).id == this.blockId && this.blocksBroken < 150) {
                this._destroyConnectedBlocks(bl)
            }
        }

        player.addEffect(MinecraftEffectTypes.hunger, 20, Math.min(Math.ceil(this.blocksBroken / 3.5), 255))
    }

    _destroyConnectedBlocks(blockLocation) {
        this.dimension.runCommand(`setblock ${blockLocation.x} ${blockLocation.y} ${blockLocation.z} air 0 destroy`)
        this.blocksBroken++

        let blockLocations = new BlockLocation(blockLocation.x + 1, blockLocation.y + 1, blockLocation.z + 1).blocksBetween(new BlockLocation(blockLocation.x - 1, blockLocation.y - 1, blockLocation.z - 1))

        for (const bl of blockLocations) {
            let block = this.dimension.getBlock(bl)
            if (block.id == this.blockId) {
                this.queue.push(bl)
            }
        }
    }
}

world.events.blockBreak.subscribe(e => {
    if (e.player.isSneaking && !e.player.hasTag('veinminer:veinminerDisabled')) {
        new VeinMiner(e.block.dimension, e.brokenBlockPermutation.type.id).veinmine(e.player, e.block.location)
    }
})```
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uneven mossBOT
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gloomy coyote
raw nexus
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you can put it on pastebin

gloomy coyote
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i change it

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do u have any idea to fix that error?