Sand Loop 레벨 260 솔루션

Step 1: Create a path for sand to flow into and activate the blower.

Draw a slightly curved line from the sand source (bottom left) towards the right, extending into the blower's intake area.

Sand starts flowing out from the source and collects near the blower, causing it to activate and blow air upwards.

Step 2: Release the sand to begin filling the initial path and power the blower.

Tap the sand release button (blue circle at the bottom left).

Sand flows out and starts filling the drawn channel and activating the blower.

Step 3: Create an upward channel for the sand and ball from the blower's output.

Draw a vertical line upwards from the top-right exit of the blower.

The sand is now blown upwards along this new line.

Step 4: Introduce the ball into the sand flow.

Tap the ball release button (red circle at the top left).

The ball drops into the sand flow and is carried by it.

Step 5: Form an upper path to guide the sand and ball towards the final funnel.

Draw a horizontal line from the top of the vertical path (created in Step 3), extending rightwards and curving downwards slightly towards the funnel's entrance.

Sand and ball flow along this newly created upper path.

Step 6: Complete the path to ensure the ball enters the funnel.

Draw a short, connecting line from the end of the upper path directly into the funnel.

The ball rolls into the funnel, triggering the 'Level Complete' state.

Q: How do I make the sand go upwards?

A: You need to draw a path that leads sand into the blower. Once activated, the blower will push the sand upwards, so you'll need another drawn line to channel it in the desired upward direction.

Q: What is the purpose of drawing lines?

A: Lines act as physical barriers or channels within the level, guiding the flow of sand and the movement of the ball to achieve the level's objective.

Q: How do I get the ball into the final funnel?

A: You must create a continuous path using drawn lines that allows the sand to carry the ball directly into the funnel's opening, often requiring the use of elements like blowers to overcome gravity.