Loop Sort level guide
Loop Sort Level 492 Walkthrough
Work the tall loop one visible layer at a time and treat the two upper and two lower red curtains as four independent reveals. The successful footage ends with the dynamic HUD at 0/6.
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How to Solve Loop Sort Level 492 — Full Solution
- Tap IT1's visible light-blue layer; IT1 exposes yellow.
- Tap OL1's visible light-blue layer; OL1 exposes gray.
- Tap IB3's visible light-blue layer; IB3 exposes purple.
- Tap IB4's visible light-blue layer; IB4 exposes blue.
- Tap OR1's visible light-blue layer; OR1 exposes blue.
- Tap IT2's visible yellow layer; IT2 exposes brown.
- Tap IT1's visible yellow layer; IT1 exposes orange.
- Tap IT3's visible pink layer; IT3 exposes black.
- Tap IT4's visible pink layer; IT4 exposes gray.
- Tap UC1's exposed brown layer; UC1 exposes gray.
- Tap UC2's exposed orange layer; UC2 exposes brown.
- Tap IB3's visible purple layer; IB3 exposes white.
- Tap IB3's visible white layer; IB3 exposes black.
- Tap IB4's visible blue layer; IB4 exposes black.
- Tap OL1's visible gray layer; OL1 exposes red.
- Tap OR1's visible blue layer; OR1 exposes black.
- Tap OR1's visible black layer; OR1 exposes yellow.
- Tap LC1's exposed white layer; LC1 exposes pink.
- Tap LC2's exposed blue layer; LC2 exposes light blue.
- Tap IT2's visible brown layer; IT2 exposes red.
- Tap IT2's visible red layer; IT2 exposes orange.
- Tap IT3's visible black layer; IT3 exposes pink.
- Tap IT3's visible pink layer; IT3 exposes orange.
- Tap IT4's visible gray layer; IT4 exposes red.
- Tap IT4's visible red layer; IT4 exposes orange.
- Tap IT1's visible orange layer; IT1 shows a check.
- Tap IB3's visible black layer; IB3 shows a check.
- Tap IB4's visible black layer; IB4 exposes white.
- Tap IB4's visible white layer; IB4 shows a check.
- Tap OL1's visible red layer; OL1 exposes green.
- Tap OL1's visible green layer; OL1 shows a check.
- Tap OR1's visible yellow layer; OR1 shows a check.
- Tap UC1's visible gray layer; UC1 shows a check.
- Tap UC2's visible brown layer; UC2 shows a check.
- Tap LC1's visible pink layer; LC1 shows a check.
- Tap LC2's visible light-blue layer; LC2 shows a check as the HUD reaches 0/6.
Colors in this level:
Light blue, Blue, Yellow, Orange, Brown, Red, Pink, Black, Gray, Purple, White, Green
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Describing the four curtains as two paired mechanisms.
- Naming cargo while a red curtain still covers it.
- Calling 0/6 the level objective instead of the terminal HUD state.
Quick Tips for Loop Sort Level 492 (quick clues)
- Name each curtain by position and wait until it visibly retracts.
- Re-read a bay after every check because its next layer may differ from the neighboring stack.
- Use the final 0/6 only as terminal HUD evidence.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Four inner-top bays sit below two separate upper curtains. Two separate lower-left curtains precede two visible inner-bottom bays, while outer-left and outer-right stacks feed the tall loop.
- Goal
- Check every exposed receiver, empty the route, and reach the success cue; the terminal 0/6 is a changing HUD state.
- Opening
- Start with the visible light-blue layers in the inner and outer banks, waiting for each long circuit before opening its revealed face.
- Danger Zone
- The vertical sides retain cubes for several seconds, so simultaneous opposite-bank releases can hide whether a curtain or layer has actually changed.
- Mechanics
- Each of the four red curtains retracts independently after preceding progress. No two curtains are asserted to be a pair.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the red curtains paired?
The video only proves four individual curtain retractions, so the solution treats each one separately.
What does 0/6 mean at the finish?
It is the dynamic HUD state visible when the successful route has emptied, not a separately stated target.