Beads Out level guide
Beads Out Level 412 Walkthrough
Level 412 combines a tall hourglass track, a hazard-bordered 2-by-2 box group at lower left, and a right release marked 3. Cycle the open brown-green-gray receivers first, use the bordered group on matching bands, and delay the numbered tail until its counter falls through 2 and 1 to 0.
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How to Solve Beads Out Level 412 — Full Solution
- Load brown, dark green, and gray for the first three outlet bands, then use pink for the magenta lower-bowl band.
- Replace completed receivers with mint and cyan; wait for a free slot before adding orange at the hourglass neck.
- Cycle red, yellow, white, and blue from the open upper reserve as their separate bands rotate through the bowl.
- Use purple and the second dark green receiver through the next inner-loop pass, leaving the covered lime box parked.
- Continue brown, cream, and yellow, then use dark blue, lime, and red from the lower-left bordered group on their visible bands.
- Leave any remaining member of that group parked until its long-feeder color enters the visible hourglass.
- Use the late pink-peach cycle to advance the right curtain from 3 through 2 and 1 to 0 while preserving a slot for cyan and green.
- Clear the final purple, brown, cyan, orange, and red groups, then wait for both stems to empty.
Colors in this level:
Brown, Dark green, Gray, Pink, Mint, Cyan, Orange, Red, Yellow, White, Blue, Purple, Lime, Cream, Peach, Dark blue, Magenta
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Preloading blue and a lower-left group color while brown and gray remain unfinished.
- Treating the lower-left hazard border as another release instead of tracking the separate right counter.
Quick Tips for Beads Out Level 412 (quick clues)
- Keep one slot free while brown, dark green, and gray are still showing partial fill.
- The striped border does not open; treat its four boxes normally while tracking the separate right-side counter.
- Use the visible hourglass neck to choose between the newly exposed lime-red group and the still-open cyan-orange boxes.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Two tall feeder stems enter an hourglass inner track and a wide lower bowl above one outlet. Peg-like gaps divide the reserve; a hazard border groups four ordinary boxes at lower left and a separate right-edge release starts at 3.
- Goal
- Match the hourglass and bowl bands, use the lower-left group in outlet order, reduce the right release to zero, and clear both long feeder tails.
- Opening
- Load brown, dark green, and gray for the first outlet groups, then add pink as the lower bowl turns magenta.
- Danger Zone
- Blue and the covered lime-red group arrive after several inner-loop turns. Loading them beside unfinished brown and gray blocks the cyan-orange handoff.
- Mechanics
- The lower-left hazard border is a visual group rather than a gate; the separate numbered release visibly changes 3 to 2 to 1 to 0 late in the solve.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the 3 on the right side of Level 412 control?
It is a separate curtain stage that visibly counts down through 2 and 1 before its final reserve section opens.
Should I use the lower-left lime box as soon as it appears?
No. The striped border does not gate lime, but loading it before lime enters the visible hourglass can still occupy a needed slot.