Beads Out level guide
Beads Out Level 383 Walkthrough
Level 383 crosses two feeder arms through an hourglass above two locked receiver pairs, two arrow boxes, and isolated green and gray finishers. Fill blue, pink, brown, and purple first, unlock the olive/purple and navy/cyan pairs in sequence, then take the bottom boxes only for the last lower-bowl bands.
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How to Solve Beads Out Level 383 — Full Solution
- Activate blue, pink, brown, and purple for the four opening bands.
- Replace the completed purple receiver with yellow, then cycle green, pink, peach, and cream from the plain top row.
- Use olive and dark green to clear the left middle band and release the locked olive/purple pair.
- Send navy and cyan when the right arm reaches the crossing, completing the phase that releases the second locked pair.
- Use orange and the arrow-marked boxes only after their orange/yellow bands enter the lower bowl.
- Finish with the isolated green and lower-right gray group, then verify the empty hourglass and `Congrats` screen.
Colors in this level:
Blue, Pink, Brown, Purple, Yellow, Green, Peach, Cream, Olive, Dark-green, Navy, Cyan, Orange, Gray
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Opening the isolated green receiver during the four-color opening.
- Following one feeder arm visually and missing the opposite arm's next color at the shared waist.
Quick Tips for Beads Out Level 383 (quick clues)
- Read the hourglass waist as one queue, not a left queue and a right queue.
- Replace purple with yellow before touching the isolated green box.
- Leave the three gray receivers until gray bands enter the lower bowl.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Two upper arms cross at a narrow hourglass waist and spread into a lower bowl above one outlet. The reserve holds two locked middle pairs, yellow and orange arrow boxes, an isolated lower-left green receiver, and three lower-right gray receivers.
- Goal
- Complete the four opening receivers, release both locked pairs, and follow the alternating crossing order before clearing the isolated finishers.
- Opening
- Fill the active row with blue, pink, brown, and purple; purple completes first and is replaced by yellow.
- Danger Zone
- The isolated green and gray boxes are late. Opening either while the four first receivers remain active blocks the yellow/green change at the waist.
- Mechanics
- A crossing hourglass shares one outlet between two locked receiver pairs, two arrow-marked boxes, and isolated bottom finishers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which four receivers start Beads Out Level 383?
The verified opening is blue, pink, brown, and purple; purple is then replaced by yellow.
When are the isolated green and gray boxes safe?
After both locked middle pairs have been released and their late bands are entering the lower bowl.