Beads Out level guide
Beads Out Level 310 Walkthrough
Level 310 funnels two tall arms through a triangular inner loop and outer ring above two gated reserve shafts. The left stack starts with a red-edged `3`, while the right starts with a green-edged `2`; the right `2` clears first, and the left stack then exposes a cyan-edged `2` before both bases become gray locks.
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How to Solve Beads Out Level 310 — Full Solution
- Click yellow from the upper-left reserve for the first yellow band crossing the outlet.
- Select red from the left side as the outer ring turns red through the lip.
- Click cyan from the second reserve row for the cyan handoff and let yellow leave.
- Use brown from the center column only when the inner triangular loop presents brown.
- Click green from the left-middle reserve for the next green outer-ring band.
- Select purple from the upper row, then dark blue from the adjacent upper row as their separate bands reach the outlet.
- Use orange from the top-center stack; its completion exposes the next box above the right chevron.
- Click pink from the upper-right reserve and wait for it to leave before adding gray.
- Feed the green-edged right `2` during the opening green/cyan sequence; it clears first and exposes the right shaft above a gray base lock.
- Use red again for the long red band; the active red receiver is shown reaching `95%` before it leaves.
- Take peach from the newly exposed center-right box; it enters at `50%` for the peach outer-ring band.
- Select dark blue for the next band; it enters at `50%` beside peach.
- Use pink for the following pink band, also entering at `50%`, without filling the last slot prematurely.
- Clear the left red-edged `3` stack until it reveals the cyan-edged `2`; this left `2` remains visible after the right gate is already gray.
- Use cyan from the lower-left branch to clear that exposed left `2`; both shaft bases are gray by the later midgame state.
- Work olive, lime, lavender, orange, and dark green upward through the newly opened chevron columns.
- Finish the final cyan and blue receivers after the tall arms and nested ring empty.
Colors in this level:
Yellow, Red, Cyan, Brown, Green, Purple, Blue, Orange, Pink, Lime, Gray
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Describing the opening as two `2` gates when the left gate visibly starts at `3`.
- Trying to clear the left stack first even though the recording releases the right green `2` before the left cyan `2` appears.
Quick Tips for Beads Out Level 310 (quick clues)
- Use gate borders to track branches: green marks the right `2`; red then cyan mark the left `3`→`2`.
- Clear the right green `2` before chasing the left stack; the recording turns the right base gray first.
- When peach, dark blue, and pink enter at `50%`, let each matching band advance before filling the fourth slot.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Two tall feeder arms enter a triangular inner loop nested inside an oval outer ring. The reserve grid has chevron columns above two bottom gates: a red-edged `3` on the left and a green-edged `2` on the right; neither is initially two identical `2` cells.
- Goal
- Drain the interleaved inner and outer bands, clear the right green `2` first, advance the left red `3` to cyan `2`, and release both chevron columns before the feeder-arm tail.
- Opening
- Continue yellow, red, and cyan; add brown only after the first small-arch band reaches the outlet.
- Danger Zone
- The inner arch and outer ring alternate quickly. Preloading purple and gray while red and cyan remain active blocks the green handoff that opens the first shaft.
- Mechanics
- Asymmetric gates control the shafts: right green `2` clears before the 45-second state, while left red `3` becomes cyan `2` and clears later between the midgame and 105-second state.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which numbered gate clears first in Level 310?
The green-edged right `2` clears first. The left branch starts at red `3`, later reveals cyan `2`, and clears after the right base is already gray.
Why do colors alternate so quickly at the outlet?
The triangular inner loop and oval outer ring share one outlet, so their short bands interleave before either tall feeder arm is empty.