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I am working on these Klotski puzzles which are really hard to solve, and I got stuck at this one:

The puzzle

It tells me that the puzzle can be solved in 46 moves. I could show my progress, but since most people who help to solve them will use code, I do not think that that will be necessary. Thanks for helping, this might not be the last one I will ask for.

The dark brown block is not moveable and the red one has to be where the red dots are.

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    $\begingroup$ Where does it come from ? My computer program couldn't solve it ; can we move the 1x1 piece on row 6 col 3 ? $\endgroup$ Commented Apr 14, 2020 at 16:45
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    $\begingroup$ @classicalMpk It is an App called Klotski. Set 2 Level 31. And the brown block is not moveable. $\endgroup$ Commented Apr 14, 2020 at 16:51
  • $\begingroup$ I make it 102 moves where each move is moving a block by one cell. $\endgroup$ Commented Apr 15, 2020 at 0:48
  • $\begingroup$ The color choice makes difficult to tell which are the blocks, which is the floor and that the central square at the bottom is actually a brown block $\endgroup$
    – melfnt
    Commented Apr 15, 2020 at 21:53

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Full solution in 46 moves:

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 . a a a .
 . a c a .
 . . c . .
 b b c d d
 e b g d f
 e h x i f
 
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 . a a a .
 . a c a .
 b b c . .
 . b c d d
 e . g d f
 e h x i f
 
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 . a a a .
 . a c a .
 b b c . .
 . b c d d
 e g . d f
 e h x i f
 
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 . a a a .
 . a . a .
 b b c . .
 . b c d d
 e g c d f
 e h x i f
 
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 a a a . .
 a . a . .
 b b c . .
 . b c d d
 e g c d f
 e h x i f
 
 5
 a a a d d
 a . a d .
 b b c . .
 . b c . .
 e g c . f
 e h x i f
 
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 a a a d d
 a . a d i
 b b c . .
 . b c . .
 e g c . f
 e h x . f
 
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 a a a d d
 a . a d i
 b b . . .
 . b . c .
 e g . c f
 e h x c f
 
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 a a a d d
 a . a d .
 b b . i .
 . b . c .
 e g . c f
 e h x c f
 
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 a a a d d
 a . a d f
 b b . i f
 . b . c .
 e g . c .
 e h x c .
 
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 a a a d d
 a . a d f
 b b . i f
 . b . . c
 e g . . c
 e h x . c
 
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 a a a d d
 a . a d f
 . . . i f
 . . b b c
 e g . b c
 e h x . c
 
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 a a a d d
 a e a d f
 . e . i f
 . . b b c
 . g . b c
 . h x . c
 
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 a a a d d
 a e a d f
 g e . i f
 . . b b c
 . . . b c
 . h x . c
 
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 a a a d d
 a e a d f
 g e . i f
 . . b b c
 . . . b c
 h . x . c
 
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 a a a d d
 a e a d f
 g e . i f
 . . . . c
 b b . . c
 h b x . c
 
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 a a a d d
 a . a d f
 g . . i f
 . . . . c
 b b . e c
 h b x e c
 
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 a a a d d
 a . a d f
 . . . i f
 . g . . c
 b b . e c
 h b x e c
 
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 a a a d d
 a . a d f
 . . . . f
 . g . . c
 b b i e c
 h b x e c
 
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 . . . d d
 . . . d f
 a a a . f
 a g a . c
 b b i e c
 h b x e c
 
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 . . d d .
 . . d . f
 a a a . f
 a g a . c
 b b i e c
 h b x e c
 
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 . . d d .
 . . d . .
 a a a f .
 a g a f c
 b b i e c
 h b x e c
 
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 . . . d d
 . . . d .
 a a a f .
 a g a f c
 b b i e c
 h b x e c
 
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 a a a d d
 a . a d .
 . . . f .
 . g . f c
 b b i e c
 h b x e c
 
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 a a a d d
 a . a d .
 g . . f .
 . . . f c
 b b i e c
 h b x e c
 
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 a a a d d
 a f a d .
 g f . . .
 . . . . c
 b b i e c
 h b x e c
 
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 a a a d d
 a f a d .
 g f i . .
 . . . . c
 b b . e c
 h b x e c
 
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 a a a d d
 a f a d c
 g f i . c
 . . . . c
 b b . e .
 h b x e .
 
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 a a a d d
 a f a d c
 g f i . c
 . . . . c
 b b . . e
 h b x . e
 
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 a a a d d
 a f a d c
 g f i . c
 . . . . c
 . . b b e
 h . x b e
 
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 a a a d d
 a f a d c
 g f . . c
 . . . . c
 . . b b e
 h i x b e
 
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 a a a d d
 a . a d c
 g . . f c
 . . . f c
 . . b b e
 h i x b e
 
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 a a a d d
 a . a d c
 . . . f c
 . . . f c
 g . b b e
 h i x b e
 
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 . . . d d
 . . . d c
 a a a f c
 a . a f c
 g . b b e
 h i x b e
 
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 d d . . .
 d . . . c
 a a a f c
 a . a f c
 g . b b e
 h i x b e
 
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 d d f . .
 d . f . c
 a a a . c
 a . a . c
 g . b b e
 h i x b e
 
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 d d f c .
 d . f c .
 a a a c .
 a . a . .
 g . b b e
 h i x b e
 
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 d d f c e
 d . f c e
 a a a c .
 a . a . .
 g . b b .
 h i x b .
 
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 d d f c e
 d . f c e
 a a a c .
 a . a b b
 g . . . b
 h i x . .
 
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 d d f c e
 d . f c e
 a a a c .
 a . a b b
 . . . . b
 h i x . g
 
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 d d f c e
 d . f c e
 a a a c .
 a . a b b
 . . . . b
 h . x i g
 
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 d d f c e
 d . f c e
 . . . c .
 a a a b b
 a . a . b
 h . x i g
 
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 d d . c e
 d f . c e
 . f . c .
 a a a b b
 a . a . b
 h . x i g
 
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 d d c . e
 d f c . e
 . f c . .
 a a a b b
 a . a . b
 h . x i g
 
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 d d c . e
 d f c . e
 . f c b b
 a a a . b
 a . a . .
 h . x i g
 
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 d d c . e
 d f c . e
 . f c b b
 a a a . b
 a . a . i
 h . x . g
 
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 d d c . e
 d f c . e
 . f c b b
 . . . . b
 . a a a i
 h a x a g

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  • $\begingroup$ Ok thank you, I have reached this position, only not in 16 moves. Would be nice if you'll provide the whole step by step solution. :)) $\endgroup$ Commented Apr 14, 2020 at 21:44
  • $\begingroup$ @calculatormathematical Full solution now. $\endgroup$ Commented Apr 15, 2020 at 2:37
  • $\begingroup$ Can you provide the code? $\endgroup$ Commented Apr 15, 2020 at 14:33
  • $\begingroup$ @calculatormathematical I solved this manually, within the app. $\endgroup$ Commented Apr 15, 2020 at 16:04
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I have found a solution (computer assisted) in 102 moves where each move is counted moving a block by one cell orthogonally.

Puzzle solution

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  • $\begingroup$ Can you provide the code @FreddyFlares $\endgroup$ Commented Apr 15, 2020 at 14:34
  • $\begingroup$ @calculatormathematical I dug this code out of the archives from many years ago and its very bloated and unintuitive compared to how I would rewrite it today and it locks up the UI while solving. I also hard hard-coded the immovable block specifically for this problem. Anyway the repo is on github github.com/FreddyFlares/SlidingBlock. $\endgroup$ Commented Apr 15, 2020 at 16:58

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