Loop Sort level guide
Loop Sort Level 179 Walkthrough
Loop Sort Level 179 is a SUPER HARD seven-group board with a wide empty-center loop, a key-marked red source, crystal-covered top bays, and an orange-locked lower reserve. Clear blue/green traffic, then sequence orange, red, gray, yellow, brown, purple, pink, and the final green wave.
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How to Solve Loop Sort Level 179 — Full Solution
- Let the opening blue and green streams clear the long upper and right rails.
- Tap the visible orange top source, wait for its receiver check, then use the key-marked top bay with its red front.
- Release the lower gray and yellow/white fronts one at a time, keeping each stream on the shared perimeter until its matching panel checks.
- Tap the lower brown/red source after the gray and yellow traffic clears the right turn; leave the orange padlock closed.
- Use the key-marked progression to expose the covered blue, purple, and pink top fronts, routing each newly visible group in the video order.
- Open the orange-locked lower reserve only after its demonstrated dependency clears, then finish the last green/gray or purple/pink front shown by the video.
- Confirm the top and bottom positions check, the seventh group clears the loop, and the LOOP SORT celebration appears.
Colors in this level:
Blue, Green, Orange, Red, Gray, Yellow, White, Brown, Purple, Pink
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Opening a covered or lower source while blue or orange traffic still occupies the right turn.
- Tapping the orange padlock as though it were an ordinary color source before the key progression.
- Inventing the contents of a crystal-covered bay or reading the non-monotonic header fraction as moves.
Quick Tips for Loop Sort Level 179 (quick clues)
- Clear the opening blue and green traffic before adding the orange source.
- Use the key-marked red bay as a progression gate and keep crystal-covered fronts unknown.
- Wait for the top or bottom receiver check before releasing the next lower source.
- Open the orange padlock only at the demonstrated late dependency point.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A wide horizontal rounded-rectangle loop surrounds a large empty center. Six narrow bays line the top, including blue crystal-covered cargo, an orange front, a key marker above red, a covered purple/white bay, and a gray/pink bay. Three lower sources show gray, yellow/white, and brown/red layers; an orange padlock sits on the lower-right reserve.
- Goal
- Route seven groups through the shared perimeter, progress the key-marked top bay, release the orange-locked lower reserve at the demonstrated dependency point, and finish with all source positions checked and the LOOP SORT celebration visible.
- Opening
- Let blue and green traffic clear the long upper and right rails, then use the visible orange source and key-marked red source in order. Delay the gray/yellow/white and brown/red lower fronts until the receiver checks appear.
- Danger Zone
- The top bank and lower reserve share one long loop. Opening another covered or lower source while blue/orange traffic crosses the right turn can hide the receiver; the orange padlock is a late gate, not an ordinary source.
- Mechanics
- A SUPER HARD seven-group board combines a key-marked source, multiple crystal-covered top bays, and an orange padlock. The visible banks expand as checks appear; the changing header fraction is not a fixed move count.
Frequently Asked Questions
What gates the lower-right reserve in Level 179?
An orange padlock marks the reserve; it is a late progression gate and should not be tapped like a normal visible source at the opening.
What does the key-marked top bay mean?
It marks the source that advances the covered top-bank progression; the visible cargo below it is red, but the key icon itself is not a color group.
How do I verify completion?
The top and lower source positions show checks, the last stream clears the wide loop, and the video reaches the LOOP SORT celebration.