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How can I read the contents of a form within a DoGet() function?

I am making a map painter programme, that takes in X, Y and colour data from user input and stores in a Google spreadsheet.

The data is sent to the spreadsheet as a form, following this solution. When the form is submitted, it is sent as a new row to the sheet called Global. However, I have three sheets, Global Local and Dungeon and based on variables contained in the form data being submitted, I want the doGet() function in my appsheets to send the new row to the correct sheet.

Here is the appScript DoGet():

  function doGet (e) {

  const lock = LockService.getScriptLock()
  lock.tryLock(10000)

  try {
    const doc = SpreadsheetApp.openById(scriptProp.getProperty('key'))

    //++++++++++++++++++SEND TO GLOBAL++++++++++++++++++++++

    const Global = doc.getSheetByName("Global")
   

    const headers = Global.getRange(1, 1, 1, Global.getLastColumn()).getValues()[0]
    const nextRow = Global.getLastRow() + 1

    const newRow = headers.map(function(header) {
      //returns a new array, produced by applying a fucntion to every value in an array 
    return header === 'UniqueID' ? new Date() : e.parameter[header]
    })


    Global.getRange(nextRow, 1, 1, newRow.length).setValues([newRow])

    //++++++++++++++++++++SEND TO LOCAL++++++++++++++++++++

  
  }

To clairfy, this code WORKS but I am struggling with how to tell it WHICH sheet (Global Local and Dungeon) to send the new row too. Right now, they are all going to Global. However if I have a field in my form that says either Global, Local or Dungeon, how can I have the appscript read this and act accordingly?

Conceptually, I need to refer to the part of the incoming form array that contains the name of the sheet, and then I can write the script to use that as the name of the sheet like this:

const sheetname = doc.getSheetByName("Global/Local/Dungeon")

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