Beads Out level guide
Beads Out Level 384 Walkthrough
Level 384 joins an oval ring to two question-mark feeders above a horizontally locked green receiver and two adjacent cells starting at `4`. Build the opening row with blue, navy, orange, and gray, take green as soon as the horizontal lock retracts, then follow the numbered releases instead of preloading the lower reserve.
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How to Solve Beads Out Level 384 — Full Solution
- Activate blue and orange, then add navy and gray for the next visible oval bands. Do not use a lower reserve box for the fourth slot.
- When the horizontal bar retracts, move the newly unlocked green receiver into the open slot; let it complete and leave before adding red or pink.
- Cycle red, pink, and brown through the freed slot, then start the lower reserve only when the two adjacent cells visibly move from `4` to `3`.
- Use cyan and red for the next feeder pass; the left column reaches `2` and `1` before the right column is ready to finish.
- Send pink, yellow, olive, and green as the hidden tails descend, allowing each numbered box to leave before refilling its slot.
- Clear purple, brown, pink, and the last green receiver, then confirm both counters are gone and `Congrats` appears.
Colors in this level:
Blue, Navy, Orange, Dark-green, Red, Pink, Brown, Green, Cyan, Yellow, Olive, Purple, Gray
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Treating the locked green receiver as the key that opens the horizontal bar.
- Opening a lower yellow or blue receiver before the bar retracts and green has left the active row.
Quick Tips for Beads Out Level 384 (quick clues)
- Treat the horizontal bar as a release signal: move green into the open slot as soon as it retracts.
- The two numbered cells do not have to display the same value.
- Hold one slot open for the red or pink transition after green.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- An oval inner ring joins two hidden outer feeders and exits at bottom center. Pink, red, gray, and brown line the upper reserve. A horizontal bar locks the green receiver below them; green and yellow sit above two adjacent cells marked `4`, with blue and brown on the lower right.
- Goal
- Clear the oval, take the green receiver immediately after its horizontal lock retracts, and count the two adjacent `4` cells down as their newly exposed colors reach the outlet.
- Opening
- Start blue and orange, then add navy and gray as their bands arrive. Keep the next free slot for green when the horizontal lock retracts.
- Danger Zone
- Green is a locked receiver, not the key that opens the center. Loading a lower yellow or blue before the horizontal bar retracts can leave no slot for the newly unlocked green.
- Mechanics
- A horizontally locked green receiver and two adjacent `4` cells stage the reserve beneath an oval route fed by question-mark columns.
Frequently Asked Questions
Should both counters in Level 384 stay equal?
No. The video shows one numbered cell reaching `2` and `1` while the other waits for its later feeder color.
What is the safe opening for Level 384?
Use blue, orange, navy, and gray as their bands arrive, then preserve the next replacement slot for the newly unlocked green receiver.