It's not obtainable via /give or /fill or the /setblock
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Thank you for your report! However, this is working as intended.
Blocks are identified in commands by their internal name and a <data> value. Many blocks don't have their own name, and instead are known internally as a variant of another block that behaves the same. The <data> value specifies which variant you want. In the case of Smooth Sandstone, it is variant 3 of Sandstone. So for example the /give command
/give @s sandstone 64 3/give @s sandstone 64 3will give the player issuing the command 64 Smooth Sandstone.
You can find the variant numbers in the Block Data or Item Data sections of the wiki article for the block, as shown below. In most cases, the variant numbers are labeled DV (data value) in a table.
Thank you for your report! However, this is working as intended.
Blocks are identified in commands by their internal name and a <data> value. Many blocks don't have their own name, and instead are known internally as a variant of another block that behaves the same. The <data> value specifies which variant you want. In the case of Smooth Sandstone, it is variant 3 of Sandstone. So for example the /give command
/give @s sandstone 64 3/give @s sandstone 64 3will give the player issuing the command 64 Smooth Sandstone.
You can find the variant numbers in the Block Data or Item Data sections of the wiki article for the block, as shown below. In most cases, the variant numbers are labeled DV (data value) in a table.