Beads Out level guide
Beads Out Level 376 Walkthrough
Level 376 feeds a rounded rectangular loop from two hidden upper arms while a right-hand `6` chamber and left `500` chamber release the later colors. Anchor olive and dark green, rotate cream-yellow-pink-blue through the spare slot, then clear the chamber reveals before the red-purple tail arrives.
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How to Solve Beads Out Level 376 — Full Solution
- Activate cream, dark green, and bright green; wait for cream to catch the first pale band and leave.
- Use the freed slot for yellow, then rotate pink and blue in as those lower-loop bands reach the outlet.
- Hold olive, dark green, and blue while the right orange chamber drops from `6` toward `1`; delay the second pink box.
- When the orange curtain reaches `0`, take the revealed green boxes before purple so each new receiver leaves on its matching pass.
- Advance the left chamber through `300`, `200`, `150`, `100`, and `50`, inserting cream, gray, and yellow only after the prior short box completes.
- After the `2` and dark `3` blockers open, cycle dark blue, red, and purple while preserving one slot for the returning green/cyan handoff.
- Finish the cream, cyan, green, yellow, red, and pink tail to empty both feeders and trigger `Perfect!`.
Colors in this level:
Cream, Olive, Cyan, Pink, Blue, Dark-green, Bright-green, Yellow, Gray, Dark-blue, Red, Purple
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Loading both visible pink boxes while olive, dark green, and blue still occupy three slots.
- Skipping a freshly exposed chamber box and reaching for a deeper red or purple receiver.
Quick Tips for Beads Out Level 376 (quick clues)
- Keep olive and dark green as long-lived anchors.
- Take each numbered-chamber reveal before preloading another late color.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Two narrow upper feeders join a rounded rectangular loop above one center outlet. The open reserve holds cream, olive, cyan, pink, blue, dark-green, bright-green, and another pink box; a blue lower-left chamber shows two `500` values behind a `2` stage, and an orange lower-right chamber begins at `6` beside a dark `3` column.
- Goal
- Drain the loop while completed receivers reduce both numbered chambers, then use the green/purple and gray/yellow/red reveals to match the upper-feeder tail.
- Opening
- Send cream, dark green, and bright green first; replace cream with yellow, then rotate pink and blue through the newly freed slot.
- Danger Zone
- Olive, dark green, and blue stay active across several loop passes. Activating both pink receivers before yellow and cream leave fills the row and leaves no place for the next short outlet match.
- Mechanics
- The orange chamber counts from `6` to `0`; the blue chamber displays descending fill values from `500` to `50`, and the separate `2`/`3` blockers expose deeper receivers as the fills complete.
Frequently Asked Questions
How should the numbered chambers be handled in Level 376?
Let matching fills advance them naturally, then use each newly exposed receiver before loading another late color.
Which boxes should stay active during the long middle section?
Olive and dark green are the main anchors, with blue often occupying a third slot while short colors rotate through the fourth.