singlesingle
1×1 · 1 occupied cell
Space planning
Block Blast Shapes and Space Guide
Shape dimensions matter because a large empty-cell count can still hide narrow or disconnected spaces that cannot accept the current fixed piece.
Provisional presets used by the solver
These presets come from production data and are grouped by family. Each card shows the exact fixed orientation, width × height, and occupied-cell count passed to the solver.
single
line
horizontal-2horizontal-2
2×1 · 2 occupied cells
vertical-2vertical-2
1×2 · 2 occupied cells
horizontal-3horizontal-3
3×1 · 3 occupied cells
vertical-3vertical-3
1×3 · 3 occupied cells
horizontal-4horizontal-4
4×1 · 4 occupied cells
vertical-4vertical-4
1×4 · 4 occupied cells
horizontal-5horizontal-5
5×1 · 5 occupied cells
vertical-5vertical-5
1×5 · 5 occupied cells
square
square-2square-2
2×2 · 4 occupied cells
square-3square-3
3×3 · 9 occupied cells
rectangle
rectangle-2x3rectangle-2x3
3×2 · 6 occupied cells
rectangle-3x2rectangle-3x2
2×3 · 6 occupied cells
corner
corner-top-leftcorner-top-left
2×2 · 3 occupied cells
corner-top-rightcorner-top-right
2×2 · 3 occupied cells
corner-bottom-leftcorner-bottom-left
2×2 · 3 occupied cells
corner-bottom-rightcorner-bottom-right
2×2 · 3 occupied cells
Fixed orientation and custom input
The solver does not rotate or reflect a piece automatically. Use the 5×5 custom editor when the current shape or orientation is not represented by a preset, then review the exact occupied cells before solving.
Evidence boundary
This is a provisional convenience list, not an official complete shape inventory. It makes no claim about production frequency, tray generation, rotation controls, or whether a future game version will use the same pieces.