Beads Out level guide
Beads Out Level 387 Walkthrough
Level 387 feeds an hourglass-shaped double loop from two long lanes above a stepped reserve divided by tall chevron coverings. Open brown, orange, violet, and red, then rotate burgundy, pink, and cyan through the early departures while orange and violet continue filling.
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How to Solve Beads Out Level 387 — Full Solution
- Fill slots 1-4 with brown, orange, violet, and red, and let brown then red complete before selecting replacements.
- Place burgundy and pink into those vacancies while orange and violet continue catching the lower-lobe bands.
- Rotate cyan into the next open slot, then use navy and blue as the right feeder shortens and the left-middle covering exposes another layer.
- Send peach and white, followed by the newly released lime and yellow receivers, one departure at a time.
- Use green, olive, and gray on the late outer-feeder bands, then return to purple and yellow for the last inner-loop segments.
- Let purple, yellow, and green finish, verify the empty hourglass and reserve, and confirm `Congrats`.
Colors in this level:
Brown, Orange, Violet, Red, Burgundy, Pink, Cyan, Navy, Blue, Peach, White, Lime, Yellow, Green, Olive, Gray
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Parking a bottom yellow or lime box beside the long-held orange and violet receivers during the opening.
- Clearing one reserve column straight downward even though the outlet is switching between hourglass lobes.
Quick Tips for Beads Out Level 387 (quick clues)
- Treat orange and violet as fixed opening anchors until their bands return.
- Rotate replacements only through the other two active positions.
- Wait for a chevron-covered box to become selectable before planning it into the next handoff.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Two outer feeders merge into an hourglass double loop with one bottom outlet. A compact reserve grid is divided by three yellow-chevron columns that conceal later blue, green, yellow, lime, peach, white, and gray receivers.
- Goal
- Follow both loop lobes in outlet order and clear each exposed reserve edge so the chevron-covered columns release their deeper boxes.
- Opening
- Send brown to slot 1, orange to slot 2, violet to slot 3, and red to slot 4; replace the early brown/red departures with burgundy and pink.
- Danger Zone
- Orange and violet stay near 50% while the outlet changes lobes. Selecting bottom yellow or lime too soon consumes the two rotation slots needed for burgundy, pink, and cyan.
- Mechanics
- Three tall chevron coverings create staged column reveals; the verified run uses no key, numbered curtain, or booster.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which four boxes start Beads Out Level 387?
The verified order is brown, orange, violet, and red; burgundy and pink replace the first two departures.
What do the yellow chevrons do in Level 387?
They cover deeper reserve positions, so later boxes should be selected only after the exposed layer clears and the box becomes available.