Is there a way to save datastore values besides using IntValues?

I am making a game where users place different bricks and I want the position of all of their bricks to be saved through DataStores....having to spawn an IntValue for every brick is quite tedious. Is there a way I can just loop through all of the bricks theyve placed, get the position value and store it in a table for the DataStore or something?

You don't have to use IntValues. You can store numbers, strings, arrays, and dictionaries in DataStores directly. You can store the coordinates as a dictionary (say, {x = 1, y = 4.5, z = 9} and upload that dictionary into a DataStore.

EDIT: Since you asked, here's how I would do it.

local DataStoreService = game:GetService("DataStoreService")
local modelStore =  DataStoreService:GetDataStore("ModelStore")

-- Encode the part as a table and
-- return a dictionary.
function SerializePart(part)
	local serializedPart = {}
	serializedPart.Position.x = part.Position.x
	serializedPart.Position.y = part.Position.y
	serializedPart.Position.z = part.Position.z

	return serializedPart
end

-- Decode the table generated from SerializePart
-- and create and return a part out of it.
function DeserializePart(serializedPart)
	local part = Instance.new("Part")
	part.CFrame = CFrame.new(
		serializedPart.Position.x, 
		serializedPart.Position.y, 
		serializedPart.Position.z, 
	)
	
	return part
end

-- Encode each part of the model and
-- return it as an array of serializedParts.
function SerializePartModel(model)
	local serializedModel = {}
	for _, part in pairs(model)
		if part:IsA("Part") then
			local serializedPart = SerializePart(part)
			table.insert(serializedModel, serializedPart)
		end
	end
	
	return serializedModel
end

-- Decode each part in the array 'serializedModel'
-- and return a model from it.
function DeserializePartModel(serializedModel)
	local model = Instance.new("Model")
	for _, serializedPart in pairs(serializedModel) do
		local part = DeserializePart(serializedPart)
		part.Parent = model
	end
	
	return model
end

local testModel = game.Workspace.Model
local serializedModel = SerializePartModel(testModel)

modelStore:SetAsync("testModel", serializedModel)

-- later, when we want to retreive testModel
local DataStoreService = game:GetService("DataStoreService")
local modelStore =  DataStoreService:GetDataStore("ModelStore")
local serializedModel = modelStore:GetAsync("testModel")
local testModel = DeserializePartModel(serializedModel)
testModel.Parent = workspace

This will only store the Position of the part, not its Size, CFrame, Color, etc. I have not tested this, but this should work. Maybe.