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A tool for the Colony
Gothic
Lockpick Solver
Map the lock. Read the links. Get the shortest sequence through any 4–7 gate mechanism—without wasting another pick.
- 4–7
- Gates supported
- BFS
- Shortest-path search
- 0
- Data uploaded
01 Configure the mechanism
Build your lock
Mark every starting pin, target pin, and directional link. The solver finds a shortest legal path.
SELECTINGTip: right-click a hole to set a target
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Gate03
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Gate04
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Gate05
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Gate06
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02 Read the mechanism
How to map a Gothic lock
Three details are enough to reproduce the in-game mechanism precisely.
“Observe first.
Then make the move.”
Number the gates
Gate 1 is the plate furthest from you. Count toward the front plate where the lockpick enters.
Mark both pins
Holes run 1–7 from left to right. Set the brass start pin and the green target pin for every gate.
Add directional links
Cycle each cell through none, same (S), and opposite (O) to match how another gate reacts.
Use the red labels as your reference when transferring a lock into the solver.
03 Why it works
Every legal state.
No guesswork.
The Gothic lockpick solver searches outward from your starting positions one click at a time. The first route to reach all target pins is therefore a shortest solution.
Shortest pathBreadth-first search minimizes clicks
Hard-wall rulesMoves beyond holes 1–7 are rejected
Direct links onlyLinked movements never chain onward
04 Field notes
Frequently asked questions
How does the Gothic lockpick solver work?
Set each gate’s start and target pin, reproduce its links, and press Solve. The tool explores only legal moves and returns a shortest sequence.
Does it support Gothic Remake locks?
Yes. This solver is designed for the Gothic Remake multi-gate lockpicking mechanism and handles locks containing four through seven gates.
What do S and O links mean?
Same (S) moves the linked gate in the same direction. Opposite (O) moves it in the reverse direction. Links affect one other gate directly and do not chain.
Are saved locks uploaded anywhere?
No. Named lock setups remain in local browser storage on your current device.