Sand Loop Level 122 Solution

Step 1: Fill the yellow container with yellow sand.

Draw a continuous path from the yellow sand source to the yellow container. Tap the yellow sand source to release the sand.

Yellow sand flows into and starts filling the yellow container.

Step 2: Fill the green container with green sand by mixing yellow and blue sand.

Draw a continuous path starting from the blue sand source, connecting it to the flowing yellow sand path to initiate mixing, then extending the resulting green sand flow to the green container. Tap the blue sand source to release the sand.

Blue and yellow sands mix to form green sand, which flows into and starts filling the green container.

Step 3: Fill the purple container with purple sand by mixing red and blue sand.

Draw a continuous path starting from the red sand source, connecting it to the flowing blue sand path (after it has separated from the yellow flow) to initiate mixing, then extending the resulting purple sand flow to the purple container. Tap the red sand source to release the sand.

Red and blue sands mix to form purple sand, which flows into and starts filling the purple container.

Step 4: Fill the red container with red sand by splitting the existing red sand flow.

Draw a continuous path starting from the flowing red sand path (near its origin) and extending it directly to the red container. This creates a split in the red sand flow.

A portion of the red sand flows directly into and starts filling the red container, while another portion continues to the purple container. All containers eventually fill up.

The exact curvature and length of the drawn paths can vary.

Adaptation: As long as the sand flows connect and mix correctly to reach their target containers, the specific aesthetics of the lines are not critical. The core logic of color mixing and flow management remains the same.

Q: How do I make green sand in Sand Loop Level 2?

A: To make green sand, you need to guide the yellow sand and blue sand to mix together. Draw a path from the blue sand source to intersect the flowing yellow sand path, then direct the resulting green flow to the green container.

Q: How do I make purple sand in Sand Loop Level 2?

A: To make purple sand, you need to guide the red sand and blue sand to mix. Draw a path from the red sand source to intersect the flowing blue sand path (after it has separated from the yellow flow for green), then direct the resulting purple flow to the purple container.

Q: How do I split a sand flow into multiple paths to fill different containers?

A: To split a sand flow, draw a new continuous path starting directly from an already flowing sand stream. This will create a branch that allows a portion of the sand to be redirected to another container.