To clear Level 32 in CubeAway, dismantle the exterior cap and corner blocks before tapping the long vertical arrows on the face of the pillar. Tapping a vertical arrow while horizontal blocks remain in its exit path causes an immediate collision.
Rotate the pillar to confirm unobstructed lines, strip the outer layers from top to bottom, and only launch the vertical arrows once their full runway is open.
Level 32 Clearing Priority Order
Because Level 32 is structured as a compact vertical tower rather than a wide cluster, sightlines are compressed. Work strictly from the outside inward to avoid cross-path collisions:
| Priority | Target Blocks | Placement and Orientation | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Outer Caps | Top rim pointing up, base pointing down | Flattens column ends and clears exit boundaries |
| 2 | Corner Edges | Lateral corner arrows pointing directly outward | Removes outer friction and widens viewing angles |
| 3 | Flanking Rows | Horizontal blocks on faces adjacent to the vertical arrows | Opens clearance tracks across the vertical runway |
| 4 | Vertical Runways | Long arrows running along the pillar face | Carves a central channel through the structure |
| 5 | Core Column | Final interlocked center blocks | Leaves clear outward trajectories in all directions |
Step-by-Step Clearing Sequence
Follow this phased sequence to dismantle the pillar cleanly:
- Strip the top and bottom caps: Rotate the camera to look directly at the upper and lower ends of the pillar. Tap any blocks pointing straight up into the air from the top rim or straight down from the bottom base. This prevents vertical launches from snagging on protruding end lips.
- Clear the flanking side faces: Rotate the pillar horizontally to view the sides perpendicular to the long vertical arrows. Tap all outward-facing horizontal arrows row by row. Each removed lateral block clears an intersecting path that would otherwise block the vertical arrows.
- Check the opposite wall: Turn the pillar to inspect the back face. Clear any unshielded horizontal blocks whose internal paths or bodies align with the front face anchors.
- Launch the long vertical arrows: Return to the primary face with the long vertical arrows. Trace their full trajectory past the edge of the pillar. If the runway is clear of transverse blocks, tap the vertical arrows to send them off the column. This splits the remaining pillar into detached, manageable sections.
- Dismantle the remaining core: Rotate the structure 360 degrees to verify the direction of the exposed central pieces. With the outer shell removed, tap the remaining blocks outward into the open space.
Collision Avoidance Checks
Before tapping any vertical arrow, verify its clearance using two checks:
- Camera alignment check: Due to 3D perspective distortion, an arrow may appear unobstructed when it actually sits directly behind an edge lip. Rotate the camera directly perpendicular to the arrow's flight path to confirm true depth clearance.
- Transverse lane check: Never tap a vertical arrow if an intersecting horizontal arrow shares its column space. The horizontal block must always be cleared first from the adjacent face.
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