One Tap Win

Spoiler: Video Solution

Must be several years since a level like this has appeared on the forum . I have always liked them.

The difficulty is setting the path, so that B is not hit by Z. Yes, my B is repeatedly hit by Z

You did it my friend. Usually "one tap win" levels have not any gameplay, they are visually nice but nothing more. But you changed this fact & you made a "one tap win" level with obviously a very short gameplay but challenging! thanks @Meko Guy great job!
btw... my autopilot was a bit different but equally effective

These are the best type of autopilot's.

Hey guys... if you are interested here I leave you an alternative autopilot to complete the level

Spoiler: Alternative Autopilot

https://photos.app.goo.gl/4d5qc8pmSUiQoXk87

Well done ! Finally, a level of yours I can achieve without losing my cold blood
I have the feeling my win used less moves after launching the autopilot … I’ll try again.
Thanks for completing your own challenge

With this ...

Spoiler: ALTERNATIVE INITIAL POSITION

... you just have to turn the motor with 1/4 of turn (as intended) and move a slider (the one with 2 zappers) from one block to the right, and it works

To continue with the ratings...
If I "had to" rate this level, I would give it 4 stars. In my rating scale, I would like to give 3 stars to the "average" levels, that is to say which are nice, pleasant, but not necessarily exceptional. 4 stars at “good”, fairly good and even very good levels (which is the case here). And 5 stars at “excellent” levels, those that are “Wow”, extraordinary or… masterpieces.

I can see that my position differs significantly from the position of other players... Reason why I stopped rating. I compensate by detailing my comments when I think it's worth it!

@Valentin - It appears to me that your rating system is very similar to mine. Many levels that I see out there deserve 3 stars at best but some players have a different opinion and happily give 4 and others even 5 stars. The friendly nature that this forum demands may be the problem. It is easier to give everyone 4 or 5 stars than have to explain yourself. I stopped playing levels from newbies because if I did and I see an area that they could improve in, I would tell them. I'm also from the school, rate hard so the person works to improve. If no one tells them where they can improve, they will not improve.

EDIT - I forgot to mention,

in the general sense of those words, do not invoke a 5 star rating to me. Without game play, I don't care what the level looks like as game play is king.