Giải pháp Sand Loop Màn 444

Step 1: Start guiding red sand.

Draw a short horizontal line to the right of the red sand source.

Red sand begins flowing to the right (visible around 00:02).

Step 2: Guide blue sand towards its bin.

Draw a long diagonal line starting below the blue sand source, angling down and right, aiming towards the blue bin.

Blue sand flows along the drawn line towards its bin (visible around 00:04).

Step 3: Start guiding green sand.

Draw a short horizontal line to the right of the green sand source.

Green sand begins flowing to the right (visible around 00:06).

Step 4: Continue guiding green sand towards its bin's general area.

Draw another line from the end of the previous green line, angling down towards the green bin to create a continuous path.

Green sand flows along the new path towards its bin (visible around 00:08).

Step 5: Direct red sand into its bin.

Draw a line connecting the existing red sand path to a point directly above the red bin opening, allowing it to flow in.

Red sand flows towards and into the red bin (visible around 00:10).

Step 6: Direct blue sand into its bin completely.

Draw a short line extension or guide near the blue bin opening to funnel all blue sand directly into it.

All blue sand enters the blue bin (visible around 00:12).

Step 7: Direct green sand into its bin completely.

Draw a short line extension or guide near the green bin opening to funnel all green sand directly into it.

All green sand enters the green bin (visible around 00:14).

Step 8: Complete the level.

Wait for all remaining sand of all colors to be collected into their respective bins.

'Level Clear' message appears on screen (visible around 00:26).

Q: How do I manage multiple sand colors flowing simultaneously?

A: Plan each color's path carefully. Often, it's effective to draw the main path for one color, then for the next, and finally fine-tune entry points for all colors. Observe the flow of each color to make real-time adjustments.

Q: What's the best strategy for drawing lines efficiently?

A: Utilize diagonal lines to cover horizontal and vertical distances with less line length. Use shorter, precise horizontal or vertical lines only when funneling sand directly into a bin or making small directional changes.