Loop Sort level guide
Loop Sort Level 244 Walkthrough
Loop Sort Level 244 is a six-group HARD serpentine loop with two parallel rails, a large upper-right yellow source, and a lower orange lock reserve.
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How to Solve Loop Sort Level 244 — Full Solution
- Route the opening brown and orange waves along the upper rail and let them clear the right turn.
- Continue with purple and yellow, keeping the large yellow source as a controlled late reveal.
- Use the lower return for cyan and green only after the upper rail is free.
- Open the lower orange lock when its receiver lane is empty, then resolve the revealed gray layer.
- Finish white, red, and blue across both rails, releasing one source at a time through the shared right turn.
- Confirm all six groups and the lower lock receiver are checked.
Colors in this level:
Brown, Orange, Purple, Yellow, Cyan, Green, White, Red, Blue, Gray
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Treating the two serpentine rails as independent paths.
- Opening the yellow source while the right turn carries a long earlier wave.
- Releasing the orange lock before its lower receiver is free.
Quick Tips for Loop Sort Level 244 (quick clues)
- Let the upper rail clear the right turn before using the lower return.
- Keep the large yellow source as a controlled late reveal.
- Open the orange lock only when its receiver lane is empty.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Two long horizontal rails join at the right edge to form a serpentine loop. Six upright sources sit above, a large yellow source anchors the upper-right, and an orange lock reserve sits below the left return.
- Goal
- Clear six groups through both rails and the lower receiver bank while preserving the shared right turn for late white, red, blue, and green waves.
- Opening
- Route brown, orange, purple, and yellow traffic along the upper rail, then use the lower return for cyan and green.
- Danger Zone
- Every source crosses the right-hand turn and lower rail. Opening the yellow reserve or orange lock while the turn is occupied can cross-block both rails.
- Mechanics
- A HARD serpentine layout turns two visible rails into one path; the upper rail must drain before the lower orange lock and late colors are released.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the two rails independent?
No. They are one serpentine route joined at the right turn and share the lower return.
When should the lower orange lock open?
Open it after the upper rail clears and its lower receiver lane is empty.