Loop Sort level guide
Loop Sort Level 233 Walkthrough
Loop Sort Level 233 is a square loop with six upper sources, two inner trucks, and three lower receivers. Clear the exposed red and blue runs first, then follow the green, yellow, orange, brown, gray, pink, and light-blue reveals.
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How to Solve Loop Sort Level 233 — Full Solution
- Route the exposed red run into its matching lower receiver.
- Clear blue from the inner lane and use the freed space to expose the next upper source.
- Resolve green and yellow as their upper trucks become available, keeping each receiver color-pure.
- Continue with orange, brown, gray, pink, and light blue in the order their stacks are uncovered.
- Use the cleared inner lane to finish any remaining upper run without mixing it into a locked receiver.
- Verify the completed reward state after all five grouped color runs are placed.
Colors in this level:
Red, Blue, Green, Yellow, Orange, Brown, Gray, Pink, Light-blue
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Using a lower receiver as temporary storage for a different color.
- Opening multiple upper sources before the current red or blue run is fully cleared.
- Blocking the inner lane with a partial stack when it is the only route to the next source.
Quick Tips for Loop Sort Level 233 (quick clues)
- Start with the exposed red and blue runs.
- Keep lower receivers color-pure rather than using them as mixed buffers.
- Leave one receiver open for the final upper-source reveal.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A square loop has six upright sources across the top, two horizontal trucks in the inner lane, and three receivers along the bottom. The opening colors are red and blue, followed by green, yellow, orange, brown, gray, pink, and light blue.
- Goal
- Clear five groups through the inner lane and lower receivers; the upper sources check in sequence as each color is completed.
- Opening
- Route the exposed red run into its lower receiver, then clear blue from the inner lane before opening the next upper source.
- Danger Zone
- The three lower receivers and two inner trucks form one shared route. Opening several upper sources before red or blue is clear can strand the next color.
- Mechanics
- A square six-source bank feeds a two-truck center and three lower receivers; each completed upper color reveals the next matching layer.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which colors should I clear first?
Clear the exposed red and blue runs first, then follow the colors revealed from the upper sources.
Why keep the lower receivers pure?
A mixed receiver hides the next matching lane and can leave the inner trucks without a valid route.