Water Sort Puzzle Solver (Auto Screenshot & '?' Mystery Tiles)
Just upload a screenshot to automatically detect all tubes and liquid colors—no tedious manual color entry required! Fully supports hidden '?' mystery tiles and includes a specialized Reveal Mode to solve tough stages.
⚠️Known Issues & Notes▼
- Image recognition might fail if an extra empty test tube already contains liquid.
Paste directly from clipboard (Ctrl + V) is also supported
How to Use
- 1. Upload Screenshot
Take a screenshot of the Water Sort stage (Puzzles & Survival or other bottle sort games). Drag and drop it into the box, click to select, or press Ctrl+V to paste directly.
- 2. Auto Detection & Solving
The tool recognizes test tubes and liquid colors automatically via computer vision. If recognition is slightly misaligned due to custom themes, use the interactive grid overlay to align them.
- 3. Follow Step-by-Step Instructions
Follow the animated pouring steps. Tap the tubes or press next (→) to advance. When a step exposes a hidden '?' tile, a warning alert appears. If the real color differs, upload the new screenshot to recalculate.
Features & Options
Screenshot Auto-Detection (No Manual Input)
- Instant Image Recognition: Upload or paste (Ctrl+V) a screenshot, and computer vision instantly identifies tube count, positions, and liquid colors. No tedious manual color picking.
- Supports Custom Shapes & Rows: Accurately compensates for non-standard bottle shapes (such as contoured soda bottles) and multi-tier grids.
Solving Modes (Hidden '?' Tile Support)
- Normal Mode: Solves the entire puzzle with minimum moves while guessing hidden '?' colors.
- Reveal '?' Mode: Prioritizes exposing hidden '?' slots so you can reveal and confirm actual colors.
Manual Grid Adjustment
- Drag & drop handles to fit tubes exactly over any background or non-standard game.
- Add/remove tubes and rows, toggle empty tubes, and resample colors with a single click.
When faced with many unknown '?' slots, use 'Reveal Mode' first to expose hidden tiles, then take a new screenshot and solve in 'Normal Mode'.