The Vault: Logic Puzzle Box level guide

The Vault: Logic Puzzle Box Level 49 Walkthrough

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Expose the light clue, order colored balls, copy two grids, solve crossed color arms, and finish the clockwork lock.

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How to Solve The Vault: Logic Puzzle Box Level 49 — Full Solution

  1. Press the green button and erase the four columns to expose the light clue.
  2. Arrange the balls blue, green, red, yellow, red.
  3. Use the magnifier and move the red and green markers to their targets.
  4. Copy the revealed pattern onto the 4x5 light panel.
  5. Solve the crossed arms until blue, red, black, and green each occupy one arm.
  6. Set the clock from the revealed clue, then turn the four combination drums.
  7. Place the numbered tiles around the final wheel and release the document.

Colors in this level:

Bronze, Blue, Green, Red, Yellow, Black

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Leaving out the second red ball.
  • Transposing the 4x5 grid.
  • Mixing colors on the crossed arms.
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Quick Tips for The Vault: Logic Puzzle Box Level 49 (spoiler-free)

  • Keep both red balls.
  • Copy the 4x5 grid exactly.
  • Make each crossed arm one color.
Board notes 5 details
Layout
A bronze cabinet uses erasers, colored balls, marker grids, a 4x5 light board, crossed color arms, clock, drums, and numbered wheel.
Goal
Carry the color and position clues through every face to release the digital document.
Opening
Press the green control and use the colored erasers on the four-column panel.
Danger Zone
The ball row is blue, green, red, yellow, red; the repeated red ball is intentional.
Mechanics
Each solved color or grid arrangement reveals a pattern for the next mechanical lock.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is the colored ball order?

    Blue, green, red, yellow, red — the second red ball is intentional.

  • How do the crossed arms work?

    Swap colored segments until blue, red, black, and green each fill one complete arm.

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