Loop Sort level guide
Loop Sort Level 246 Walkthrough
Loop Sort Level 246 is a seven-group square loop with two blue-covered inner reserves and mirrored upper and lower source banks.
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How to Solve Loop Sort Level 246 — Full Solution
- Route the opening orange, red, and white waves around the outer square and complete their receivers.
- Clear cyan and purple through the first central blue-covered lane, leaving the second reserve closed.
- Resolve green and blue from the upper and lower banks after the first inner checks.
- Open the second covered reserve when its matching receiver path is clear, then finish yellow and gray.
- Drain the late pink and brown layers from the mirrored source banks without mixing the inner row.
- Confirm all seven groups and the central reserves reach the completed state.
Colors in this level:
White, Red, Orange, Purple, Cyan, Black, Green, Blue, Yellow, Gray, Pink, Brown
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Opening both blue-covered reserves while the outer border is still active.
- Filling the central row with a mixed partial color.
- Opening a lower source before the corresponding upper check has cleared.
Quick Tips for Loop Sort Level 246 (quick clues)
- Clear the border opening before opening the second inner reserve.
- Keep one central slot empty during long white or cyan waves.
- Alternate upper and lower source reveals only after the inner checks.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A square loop surrounds two large blue-covered inner reserves. Four upright sources sit across the upper row and four more below, while the outer border carries white, red, orange, purple, cyan, and black traffic.
- Goal
- Clear seven groups through the two covered reserves and mirrored source banks, finishing the late yellow, blue, purple, and brown layers.
- Opening
- Route orange, red, and white around the outer square before using the central blue-covered lanes.
- Danger Zone
- Both blue reserves share the compact inner row. Opening a lower source while a long white or cyan border wave is active can remove the next central receiver.
- Mechanics
- Two covered inner reserves alternate with upper and lower source reveals; the central row must remain open while the outer border drains.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the blue-covered reserves?
They are staged inner gates; open one only when its matching receiver path is free.
What should remain open during the first phase?
Keep the central row available while the long white and cyan border waves drain.