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If I'm understanding correctly, you want to get the current state of the processor and assign it to a token label, so you can use it in your process flow logic. You can do this with this code:

Model.find("Processor1").as(Object).stats.state().valueString

By putting this code in the value field of an Assign Labels activity, you can get the current state of Processor1 and assign it to a token label. You can then use this token in decide activities, synchronize activities, etc. to perform the logic you want. I've demonstrated this in a simple model:

GetResourceStat.fsm

Peter upload your model - you're using words like processor, item and resource in your question where their meanings are ambiguous/interchangable and we need to know when something is 3D as opposed to pure process flow. Also what you're describing sounds like it can be better done using another method, so either the description could be better or we should be recommending another approach.

The Resource shared asset in a process flow doesn't have state - it has a content stats that will tell you how many tokens have acquired the shared assets. You can access that using something like this:

getstat(getactivity("ProcessFlow", "Resource"), "Content", STAT_CURRENT, current)

or you can find the available asset count:

getstat(getactivity("ProcessFlow", "Resource"), "ResourceAvailable", STAT_CURRENT, current)

In the case of numerical count or an array of numerical values, the asset that you see listed in the token's properties isn't something that has state either - it's an sdt coupling request/allocation that is transient, exists on a per token basis, and no longer exists once the asset is released.