WanionCane

// first we get the Instance of UniDictAPI.
UniDictAPI uniDictAPI = UniDict.getAPI();

// getting the actual kind id isn't required, but it is a good practice, the methods accepts strings without any issues.
int ore = Resource.getKindFromName("ore");
int dust = Resource.getKindFromName("dust");

// we are getting the resources that contains ore, and dust.
// the getResources method acts as a filter, so we don't need to null-check the resources later.
// note: there is no limit here, so we could add way more than just ore, and dust.