Loop Sort level guide

Loop Sort Level 236 Walkthrough

hard 9 colors

Loop Sort Level 236 is a four-group tall U loop with upper and lower lock reserves, a five-truck center, and staged cyan, blue, yellow, gray, orange, and pink reveals.

Sponsored
Open on YouTube

If the player asks you to sign in, open the video on YouTube instead.

How to Solve Loop Sort Level 236 — Full Solution

  1. Route the exposed red and pink runs out of the central row before opening either lock reserve.
  2. Send the brown and green waves around the right turn, completing each receiver before the next source is uncovered.
  3. Open the upper shutter after its return lane is clear, then resolve the revealed cyan and blue layers.
  4. Release the yellow lower lock when its matching receiver is free and carry the yellow wave through the lower return.
  5. Finish the remaining gray, orange, and pink fragments from the lower bank without occupying the opposite lock lane.
  6. Confirm that all four groups and both return lanes reach the completed state.

Colors in this level:

Green, Red, Orange, Pink, Brown, Blue, Cyan, Yellow, Gray

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Opening either lock before its matching return lane is free.
  • Treating the upper or lower shutter as spare storage.
  • Leaving a long color wave in the shared U turn while starting another reveal.
Sponsored

Quick Tips for Loop Sort Level 236 (quick clues)

  • Clear the exposed central colors before opening either lock reserve.
  • Let each color leave the shared turn before releasing the next lock lane.
  • Keep the lower receiver free for the longest late wave.
Board notes 5 details
Layout
A tall U-shaped loop surrounds a five-truck central row. A shuttered lock reserve blocks the upper return, a yellow lock reserve blocks the lower return, and the visible palette includes green, red, orange, pink, brown, blue, cyan, yellow, and gray.
Goal
Clear four groups through the upper and lower returns after the central row opens and both lock lanes are released in a safe order.
Opening
Use the exposed red and pink traffic in the central row, then feed the brown and green bands around the right-hand turn.
Danger Zone
The upper and lower shuttered lanes share narrow U turns. Opening a lock while a long color wave occupies the turn can block the next receiver.
Mechanics
Two lock reserves and a five-truck center control a vertical U; upper sources reveal cyan, pink, and blue while lower receivers reveal yellow, gray, and orange fragments.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is the safest opening?

    Clear the exposed red and pink central runs, then route brown and green around the right turn.

  • When should the yellow lock open?

    Open it only when the lower return and its matching receiver are free.

Sponsored