Sand Loop Level 312 Solution

Step 1: Start sand flow into the Sand Loop device.

Draw a diagonal line from the initial sand dispenser's output to the first funnel opening of the Sand Loop device.

Sand begins flowing into the Sand Loop mechanism.

Step 2: Activate an internal mechanism of the Sand Loop device.

Draw a ramp or line that guides the small red ball (located above the device) to roll down and push the small orange block at the base of the mechanism.

The block is moved by the ball, and sand within the loop visibly adjusts its path.

Step 3: Redirect sand from the first loop output to the second loop input.

Draw a line connecting the exit point of the first stage of the Sand Loop to the entrance funnel of the second stage of the loop.

Sand flows from the first loop section into the second section.

Step 4: Guide sand from the final loop output into the target bucket.

Draw a line creating a path from the final exit point of the Sand Loop device directly into the empty bucket.

Sand starts pouring into the bucket.

Step 5: Increase sand flow (optional/optimization 1).

Draw a small line or shape to push the first small block located near the main sand dispenser at the top-left, releasing more sand.

An additional stream of sand flows from the dispenser.

Step 6: Increase sand flow (optional/optimization 2).

Draw another small line or shape to push the second small block located near the main sand dispenser, releasing even more sand.

A third stream of sand flows from the dispenser, significantly speeding up bucket filling.

Step 7: Complete the level.

Wait for the bucket to completely fill with sand.

The 'Level Cleared!' message appears on screen.

Q: How do I get the sand to go into the initial 'Sand Loop' opening?

A: You need to draw a line to bridge the gap and guide the sand from the dispenser directly into the first funnel of the Sand Loop device.

Q: What is the purpose of the red ball and the orange block?

A: The red ball is used to push the orange block. This action triggers a change within the Sand Loop, likely opening a gate or redirecting an internal path for the sand.

Q: How do I connect the different parts of the Sand Loop, or get the sand to the final bucket?

A: You must draw lines to create bridges or ramps that connect the output of one section of the Sand Loop to the input of the next, and finally from the loop's last output to the collection bucket.

Q: My bucket is filling too slowly, what can I do?

A: Look for small blocks near the initial sand dispenser. Drawing lines to push these blocks will release additional streams of sand, significantly speeding up the filling process.