Loop Sort level guide
Loop Sort Level 158 Walkthrough
Loop Sort Level 158 uses a wide clockwise rectangular loop: lower pink, green, blue, orange, and white waves establish the return before the upper covered-cargo bays reveal their late colors.
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How to Solve Loop Sort Level 158 — Full Solution
- Tap the lower-left single pink block; it enters at the left end, runs clockwise across the top and right edge, and returns along the bottom to its matching receiver.
- Tap the lower-second green layer, then the lower-third blue/light-blue layer; wait for each lower receiver check while the covered layer under green remains unnamed.
- Tap the lower-fourth pink layer and its visible orange layer in order, then the lower-fifth white layer and red layer. Keep the lower-right covered bay closed.
- Tap the upper-left exposed light-blue layer and the upper-third pink/red stack after the lower checks; every wave uses the same left entry and clockwise rectangle.
- Open the two large upper covered-cargo bays only after the lower row is checked. Tap each newly visible red, purple, blue, yellow, green, white, or brown layer as its receiver becomes available.
- Continue through the upper cyan/light-blue and yellow reveals, then the remaining dark covered cargo; do not name a hidden layer before it is visible in the video.
- For the final critical taps, release the upper-row yellow layer and then the adjacent dark/black covered cargo. Wait for every check mark, 0/8, and the title transition.
Colors in this level:
Pink, Green, Blue, Light-blue, Orange, White, Red, Yellow, Purple, Brown, Gray
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Opening the red or purple covered-cargo bay before the lower pink/green/blue/orange/white waves have checked.
- Treating the `n/8` header as a move count or assigning a color to a patterned panel before its reveal.
Quick Tips for Loop Sort Level 158 (quick clues)
- Use the lower pink → green → blue/light-blue opening sequence.
- Route lower pink/orange and white/red as separate waves before touching the large upper covers.
- The final upper order is the visible yellow layer, then the adjacent dark covered cargo.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A wide clockwise rectangle has a long empty center, three narrow upper bays at left, two large patterned covered-cargo bays at upper right, and six vertical lower bays. Visible cargo includes upper red over light-blue, a dark covered bay, upper pink over red, lower pink, green over covered cargo, blue/light-blue, pink over orange, white over red, and a gray covered bay.
- Goal
- The header opens at 0/8. The lower six receivers check first, then the upper narrow and large covered-cargo bays check as their revealed colors reach them. Completion is every top and bottom bay checked at 0/8 followed by the Loop Sort title transition.
- Opening
- Tap the lower-left pink layer at the left entry, then the lower-second green and lower-third blue/light-blue layers. Let each wave run clockwise across the long top edge and return along the bottom before selecting the next lower bay.
- Danger Zone
- The long bottom return is shared by all six lower bays and the upper red/pink sources. Opening either large covered-cargo bay before the lower pink, green, blue, orange, and white checks creates an unsafe shared return.
- Mechanics
- This is a wide horizontal loop with six lower vertical bays and two large covered-cargo bays. Covers remain covered cargo until a frame exposes a color; the changing header fraction is not a move count.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which lower bay starts Level 158?
Start with the single pink layer in the lower-left bay, followed by the lower-second green and lower-third blue/light-blue layers.
When should the large upper covered cargos open?
After the lower row has checked and the long bottom return is no longer carrying the opening pink, green, blue, orange, and white waves.