Beads Out level guide
Beads Out Level 499 Walkthrough
Level 499 is a Very Hard flattened loop with two long feeders, percentage receivers, and three staged locked pairs. Start lavender, then two yellows and green, while reserving room for each released right-side color.
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How to Solve Beads Out Level 499 — Full Solution
- Leave preloaded lavender in slot 1 until it departs; put gray into that slot, then add the two yellow boxes and green in feeder order.
- When the first yellow/olive pair unlocks, clear yellow in a free slot first, then use olive only for its visible run and let it leave.
- When the upper-right orange/bright-green pair unlocks, clear orange from the next free slot, then use bright green when its band arrives.
- When the lower-right dark-green/brown pair unlocks, clear dark green first; put brown into a slot only for its late band and let it leave.
- Cycle olive, green, yellow, and burgundy through the middle loop.
- Clear cyan, gray, and blue before committing another staged color.
- Work cream, pink, and dark blue as the right feeder empties.
- Preserve a slot through the late green-yellow-purple rotation.
- Finish red, blue, burgundy, and the last green receiver.
- Confirm the empty track and completion confetti.
Colors in this level:
Lavender, Yellow, Green, Purple, Burgundy, Navy, Red, Orange, Olive, Cyan, Gray, Blue, Cream, Pink
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Loading both members of a released pair without checking the feeders.
- Filling the row from the open left grid before a staged unlock.
Quick Tips for Beads Out Level 499 (quick clues)
- A released pair does not need to enter together.
- Keep one slot available before every staged unlock.
- Remember the lock order: yellow/olive, orange/bright-green, then dark-green/brown.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Two tall feeders enter a flattened loop. Lavender is preloaded in slot 1; locks stage yellow/olive, orange/bright-green, and dark-green/brown pairs.
- Goal
- Drain both long feeders, release the yellow/olive, orange/bright-green, and dark-green/brown pairs, and finish without blocking the four-slot row.
- Opening
- Let preloaded lavender leave slot 1, replace it with gray, then use the two distinct yellow boxes and green in feeder order.
- Danger Zone
- Long percentage fills plus a newly released pair can occupy all four slots before the next feeder color arrives.
- Mechanics
- Three lock fixtures stage paired reserve groups, while percentage receivers track progress through a long shared lower loop.
Frequently Asked Questions
Should both boxes in an unlocked pair enter together?
No. Use only the box whose color is already approaching the outlet.
Which colors are in the three locked pairs?
The pairs unlock as yellow/olive, orange/bright-green, and dark-green/brown.
What is the opening order?
Lavender is preloaded. Let it leave, add gray, then use the two yellow boxes and green in feeder order.