Loop Master: Color Jam Sort level guide
Loop Master: Color Jam Sort Level 156 Walkthrough
A seven-seat figure-eight sits beneath four deep top queues and above blue-drop and pink-dash receivers. Clear the early blue and pink waves, then use each check to introduce green, orange, red, yellow and late purple without sealing the crossed loop.
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How to Solve Loop Master: Color Jam Sort Level 156 — Full Solution
- Confirm LEVEL 156, the 0/7 counter, crossed figure-eight, top queues U1-U4 from left to right and lower receivers L1-L3.
- Dispatch U1's blue drop, then U4's purple star and U2's purple roundel; keep U3 untouched until those three are circulating.
- Send U3's pink dash, let blue feed L1 and use the returned seat for the green leaf newly exposed in U3.
- Advance U4 once and send its newly exposed orange flower; do not also uncover U2 while orange, green and purple share the two lobes.
- Complete the first blue check at L1, then spend that capacity release on the next U2 and U3 fronts.
- Send the right-side red heart and middle-right orange flower, reserving the seventh seat for whichever receiver is already collecting.
- After L3 pink checks, take the yellow star exposed in the middle-left queue, then the green leaf directly behind it.
- Return to U1 for its late layer, clear the remaining U2/U3 purple stars and pink dashes, and leave U4's last red heart for the final compatible bar.
- Verify U1-U4 are empty, L1-L3 all check, the belt returns to 0/7 and WELL DONE appears.
Colors in this level:
Blue, Purple, Pink, Green, Orange, Red, Yellow
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Filling the seventh seat with a newly revealed color instead of the active receiver's finishing group.
- Broadening orange, red and purple together while blue or pink is still collecting.
- Treating the two lobes as independent loops even though every group crosses between them.
Quick Tips for Loop Master: Color Jam Sort Level 156 (spoiler-free)
- Reserve the seventh seat whenever a receiver is one group from checking.
- Open one top layer after each blue or pink capacity release.
- Keep orange and red waves separate while purple groups are circling.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A 0/7 crossed figure-eight has four downward top queues U1-U4 and three lower receivers L1-L3. U1-U4 expose blue drop, purple roundel, pink dash and purple star respectively; L1 is long blue, L2 is the center receiver and L3 is long pink.
- Goal
- Check L1 blue and L3 pink early, then advance U1-U4 at their recorded release points: U3 reveals green, U4 reveals orange, the middle-left column later exposes yellow then green, and the right columns finish with purple, pink and red.
- Opening
- Dispatch U1 blue, U4 purple star and U2 purple roundel, then U3 pink dash; use the first blue absorption to take the green leaf newly exposed in U3.
- Danger Zone
- At 6/7, red, orange and purple groups may be circling different lobes. A fresh hidden color can take the only seat required to complete the active blue, pink or green receiver.
- Mechanics
- The conveyor crosses as a figure-eight, so every group revisits both lobes; four deep top queues reveal most late colors only after their fronts move. No booster is used.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which colors should start Loop Master Level 156?
The verified run begins with the exposed blue drop, upper-right purple star and purple roundel, then adds pink and green as matching receivers become available.
Why does the figure-eight jam at 6/7?
Several unmatched families can circle both lobes at once. Keep the seventh seat for the group that completes the receiver already collecting.