Bloxorz (or, as I keep trying to spell it, 'Bloxors') is a nice little puzzle game. It seemed to lend itself well to a mechanical solution, and a number of people reported being stuck, so I tinkered together this solver for Bloxorz puzzles.

Functionality is limited in several important respects:

• You must enter the puzzle into the solver before a solution can be computed. New! All 33 levels are now pre-defined in the solver. Use the 'Quickload' dropdown to load one of these levels.
• The solver doesn't understand the effects of landing on switches. You must manually determine the effects of each switch, which switches to avoid, which to hit, and in what sequence to visit them. New! Levels incorporating switches have been broken into sublevels (Level 02A, Level 02B, etc.) in the Quickload menu. Each sublevel has the correct sub-goal (e.g. a switch or splitter) pre-selected. (The layout of each sublevel reflects the effects of all previously triggered switches.)
• The solver only handles rectangular blocks. Sublevels following sublevels which end with splitters (e.g. Level 15B) begin once the rectangular block has been reassembled; such reassembly is left as an exercise for the reader.

If you can live with those caveats, select a level from the Quickload menu (or use the palette in the edit view to lay out a level) and let the solver show you the path. Happy bloxoring, and feel free to contact me with any suggestions, bugs, or (always appreciated) compliments.

(Tested on IE 6.0.2800.1106, Mozilla 1.7.2, and FF 2.0.0.17)