Beads Out level guide
Beads Out Level 349 Walkthrough
Level 349 packs two feeders into a three-lane coil above synchronized `3`, `5`, and `7` counters. Every completed receiver advances all of them together, including four wooden boxes that visibly count `7 → 6 → 5 → 4 → 3 → 2 → 1` before opening at once.
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How to Solve Beads Out Level 349 — Full Solution
- Tap the top orange receiver, then green and peach as their opening bands reach the outlet; let each filled receiver leave before adding the next color.
- Use yellow, blue, and gray through the first inner bend; their departures move both side `3` counters, the `5` curtain, and all four `7` counters together.
- Add brown for the brown inner-coil segment, then use lavender and cyan separately so the next yellow receiver still has a slot.
- Keep completing the visible coil colors while the curtain shows `5 → 4 → 3 → 2 → 1` and the four wooden boxes show `7 → 6 → 5 → 4 → 3 → 2 → 1` in sync.
- Complete the next receiver at `1`; both side covers, the curtain, and all four wooden covers finish together, revealing all four wooden boxes at once.
- Tap exposed red and peach for the current middle-coil bands, letting each fill and leave before adding purple.
- Work through purple, gray, cyan, and green as the middle lane drains.
- Use yellow, red, white, and magenta for the outer loop and upper feeder arrivals.
- Finish peach and brown; the last receiver departs as the coil turns gray and the success state appears.
Colors in this level:
Orange, Green, Peach, Yellow, Blue, Gray, Brown, Lavender, Cyan, Red, Pink, Purple, White, Magenta
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Treating the synchronized counters as separate unlocks and waiting for one layer before continuing completions.
- Holding brown, lavender, and cyan together before their separate coil lanes reach the outlet.
Quick Tips for Beads Out Level 349 (quick clues)
- Choose the receiver that can complete immediately; one departure advances every visible counter.
- Watch all four wooden numbers together: they stay synchronized from `7` down to `1` and reveal as a group.
- Keep one active slot empty when brown, lavender, and cyan are visible, because the next yellow or red band supplies the needed completion.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Two feeders enter a dense three-lane horizontal coil above one outlet. The reserve contains two gray side gates marked `3`, a red curtain marked `5`, and four wooden covered boxes marked `7`.
- Goal
- Follow the inner coil outward and keep finishing receivers so both side locks, the central curtain, and all four wooden covers count down together.
- Opening
- Begin with orange, green, and peach for the nearest coil bands, adding yellow and blue as the first bend drains.
- Danger Zone
- Brown, lavender, and cyan arrive on different coil lanes. Loading all three together leaves no slot for the yellow or red receiver whose completion must advance the shared counters.
- Mechanics
- Receiver completions synchronously reduce two `3` locks, one `5` curtain, and four wooden `7` boxes; all four `7` boxes open together after reaching `1`.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do the `3`, `5`, and `7` devices open in a fixed order?
No. Every completed receiver reduces all visible counters together; the four wooden `7` boxes remain synchronized and open together after `1`.
Why is Level 349 marked Very Hard?
Its three coil lanes change outlet colors while several deep numbered releases compete for the same four active slots.