Sand Loop Level 7 Solution

Step 1: Fill the yellow section of the container.

Draw a straight line from the yellow sand inlet (top left) directly down to the yellow section of the final container.

Yellow sand flows into and starts filling the yellow part of the container.

Step 2: Fill the blue section of the container.

Draw a straight line from the blue sand inlet (top right) directly down to the blue section of the final container.

Blue sand flows into and starts filling the blue part of the container.

Step 3: Release the green sand.

Draw a horizontal line from the green sand release mechanism (mid-left) to the right, activating it and opening the barrier.

The barrier opens, allowing green sand to flow.

Step 4: Fill the green section of the container.

Draw a path from the green sand inlet (now flowing) down to the green section of the final container.

Green sand flows into and starts filling the green part of the container.

Step 5: Guide the already mixed purple sand to its container.

Draw a path from the purple sand mixing chamber's outlet (bottom left, where yellow and blue sand combine) down and to the right into the purple section of the final container.

Purple sand flows into and starts filling the purple part of the container.

Q: How do I make purple sand?

A: Purple sand is made by combining yellow and blue sand. Ensure your yellow and blue sand paths guide both streams to the designated mixing chamber to produce purple sand.

Q: How do I open the barrier for the green sand?

A: Draw a line to interact with the barrier mechanism located next to the green sand inlet to open it.

Q: What happens if sand mixes in the wrong places?

A: If sand streams mix unintentionally, they will combine into a new color (e.g., yellow + blue = purple). This might prevent you from filling the target containers correctly. Plan your paths carefully to avoid unwanted mixing.