Loop Sort level guide
Loop Sort Level 304 Walkthrough
Loop Sort Level 304 is a HARD horizontal-loop board with four readable upper stacks and six covered reserves. Open with brown, gray, red, and orange, then separate the green, magenta, cyan, blue, yellow, and purple waves.
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How to Solve Loop Sort Level 304 — Full Solution
- Release the upper brown source and wait for it to round both ends, then route gray.
- Send the visible red group and follow with orange after the right-hand turn clears.
- Route green from the upper bank, then clear the newly exposed red and orange layers.
- Open the lower reserve only as colors appear, sending magenta, cyan, and blue separately.
- Clear the late green and magenta cargo, then alternate yellow and cyan without overlap.
- Finish the remaining purple, yellow, and brown layers and wait for all six groups to check.
Colors in this level:
Brown, Gray, Red, Orange, Green, Magenta, Cyan, Blue, Yellow, Purple
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Releasing orange while red is still rounding the right end.
- Guessing the contents of one of the four lower curtains.
- Combining cyan, magenta, and green into one late perimeter queue.
Quick Tips for Loop Sort Level 304 (quick clues)
- Let brown clear both ends before sending gray.
- Do not tap a lower curtain until a real color band is exposed.
- Keep cyan, magenta, and green as separate late waves at the right turn.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A long empty-center rectangle is fed by six upper sources and four lower sources; four upper patterned trucks are initially readable while the other six begin curtained.
- Goal
- Complete six progress groups, clearing the visible upper bank before working through the covered upper and lower reserve layers.
- Opening
- Release upper brown first, follow with gray, then route red before orange and wait for each wave to clear both end turns.
- Danger Zone
- Both banks share the same narrow rectangle, so overlapping red/orange or late cyan/magenta traffic at the right turn disrupts the receiver sequence.
- Mechanics
- A HARD label precedes a no-inner-bay layout where ten exterior sources feed one horizontal loop and covered reserve colors appear in stages.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is Loop Sort Level 304 different from the previous square boards?
It has no inner bays; ten exterior sources all feed one long horizontal rectangle with only two turns.
What is the safest opening order?
Use the readable upper brown and gray sources first, then send red before orange and green.