Loop Sort level guide
Loop Sort Level 359 Walkthrough
Loop Sort Level 359 is a SUPER HARD nested rectangle with four oversized upper receivers, five layered lower sources, a numbered inner orange receiver, and a covered horizontal inner source. Clear the two lower yellow waves first and save the lower-right light-blue source for last.
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How to Solve Loop Sort Level 359 — Full Solution
- Route yellow from the rightmost lower source and let it clear the outer rectangle.
- Send the matching yellow from the leftmost lower source, then separate the pink and light-blue layers exposed across the lower middle.
- Release brown and black from the two upper layered sources, using each patterned face only after that cover retracts.
- Route lower-right green, then send orange from the lower green/orange source and inner horizontal source only while the orange receiver marked 3 is available.
- Keep the changing 3/2 receiver state synchronized with the visible source color; the label is not a move allowance.
- Finish the remaining green, then clear light blue before starting the upper-left red/gray source.
- Route red from that source, drain the gray layer beneath it, then return to its final red layer.
- Release the last lower-right light-blue source after red leaves the loop; it is the final visible wave and returns the HUD to 0/4.
Colors in this level:
Purple, Pink, Light blue, Yellow, Brown, Black, Green, Orange, Gray, Red
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Overlapping the rightmost and leftmost yellow opening waves.
- Reading the inner 3 label as a move counter.
- Releasing orange while the numbered inner orange receiver is unavailable.
- Treating the changing 0/4 cube fraction as four completed groups.
Quick Tips for Loop Sort Level 359 (quick clues)
- Clear the rightmost and leftmost yellow waves separately.
- Send orange only while the inner receiver marked 3 is available.
- Treat each patterned reveal as a new color decision.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- An outer rounded rectangle encloses an inner rectangle with a left orange receiver pod marked 3 and a right covered horizontal source; four oversized receivers and two upper layered sources sit above five lower sources.
- Goal
- Empty the inner horizontal source, complete the numbered inner receiver and four oversized upper receivers, and wait for the last lower-right light-blue check.
- Opening
- Route yellow from the rightmost lower source, then yellow from the leftmost lower source before separating the exposed pink and light-blue lower-middle layers.
- Danger Zone
- The loops share the right-side approach beside the horizontal source, and the visible 3 or 2 labels belong to the numbered receiver state rather than moves.
- Mechanics
- Four oversized receiver trucks and a numbered inner orange receiver coordinate with a horizontal layered source and five changing lower sources.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the 3 beside the inner orange receiver mean?
The 3 is attached to the orange receiver's changing board state; the video does not use it as a move count.
Why should the inner receiver be checked before releasing orange?
Orange should enter only while that receiver is available; otherwise the shared nested route carries a mismatched wave.