Loop Sort level guide
Loop Sort Level 230 Walkthrough
Loop Sort Level 230 is a stepped S/U-shaped one-way loop with three upper sources, four inner trucks, four lower sources, and separate upper/lower right chutes. Start with U3 pink, then follow the U3 yellow/pink/red and I4 red/gray/cyan reveals before resolving the late U1/I1/D2/D4 colors.
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How to Solve Loop Sort Level 230 — Full Solution
- Tap U3, the upper-right source, for pink into the upper chute; let it travel right-to-left, turn down at the left, and return through the lower lane.
- Follow U3's visible yellow, pink, and red reveals, then tap I4's bottom red band through the lower-right chute; wait for I4's gray and cyan/blue layers to appear.
- Tap U2 green and the I3 red/green reveal as the upper rail clears. U1's brown layer follows, while D1/D2/D3/D4 release the visible cyan, green, red, orange, purple/pink, and gray bands through the lower-right entry.
- Re-read I2's orange reveal and I1's gray/cyan layers after each check; checked I3/I4 screens are closed receivers.
- In the late order, release U1 yellow then brown, the remaining I1 cyan/light-blue then orange bands, and D2 orange plus D4 purple/pink only when the corresponding right chute is empty.
- Let the final streams complete the lower return, verify all 3+4+4 screens show checks, and use the LOOP SORT logo fade as completion.
Colors in this level:
Pink, Yellow, Red, Gray, Cyan, Blue, Green, Orange, Brown, Purple
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Releasing lower red or orange while a long pink/blue stream still occupies the upper-right or lower-right chute.
- Reading the stepped S/U path as a square and sending a band to the wrong horizontal segment.
- Reusing a checked I3/I4 receiver or guessing the next color under U1/I1/D2/D4 covers.
Quick Tips for Loop Sort Level 230 (quick clues)
- Start U3 pink at the upper-right chute and preserve the left turn for its reveal sequence.
- Use the correct upper or lower right chute; the stepped path is not a square.
- Re-read U1/I1/D2/D4 covers in the late pass instead of guessing their color.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- The stepped path enters at the upper-right chute, runs right-to-left across the upper rail, turns down at the left, runs left-to-right across the lower rail, and exits up through the lower-right chute. Three upright sources U1-U3 sit above, four upright inner trucks I1-I4 sit in the middle, and four upright sources D1-D4 sit below. The opening visible stacks are U1 brown/covered, U2 green/covered, U3 pink/covered, I1 gray/covered, I2 orange/covered, I3 red/covered, I4 cyan/blue/gray/red, D1 cyan/pink/blue/gray, D2 cyan/green/green/orange, D3 red/green/bright-green/purple-pink, and D4 green/covered.
- Goal
- Check all three upper, four inner, and four lower screens. The HUD shows seven progress groups but is not a move count. The last visible colors pass through the stepped turns, all 11 screens show checks, and the video fades to the LOOP SORT logo.
- Opening
- Tap U3, the upper-right source, for pink into the upper-right chute and follow the upper rail right-to-left. Then use the revealed U3 yellow/pink/red bands and I4's bottom red band through the lower-right chute.
- Danger Zone
- The upper-right and lower-right chutes are shared bottlenecks. Do not release lower red/orange behind a long pink/blue upper stream, and do not treat the stepped S/U path as a square with one unchanged horizontal direction.
- Mechanics
- The path reverses horizontal direction between its upper and lower rails. U3 and I4 reveal new bands while D1-D4 change under covers; checked I3/I4 positions close independently and cannot be reused as later receivers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where does the first stream enter?
U3's opening pink stream enters through the upper-right vertical chute and travels right-to-left along the upper rail.
What is the late bottleneck?
The upper/lower right chutes: the final U1/I1/D2/D4 yellow, brown, cyan/light-blue, orange, and purple/pink bands must use them only after the preceding stream clears.