Sand Loop Level 1 Solution Walkthrough | Sand Loop 1

Sand Loop Level 1 Guide: The Pixel Heart Puzzle

Sand Loop Level 1 starts simple, but don't let that fool you. This isn't just about tapping cups; it's about learning the rhythm. The target image is a classic Pixel Heart—a large, solid Red heart set against a soft Pink background.

This is essentially an "Ice Breaking" level. It teaches you the core mechanics: color matching and slot management. The main hook here is the simplicity of the palette. You only have two colors to worry about: Red and Pink. However, since the heart is centered and the background wraps around it, you have to be deliberate about which color hits the canvas first.

Sand Loop Level 1 Solution: The Pixel Heart

Look at the top screen. You need to recreate that heart.

Color Palette Deep Dive:

• Primary Fill (Red): This builds the main shape of the heart. It's a solid block of color in the middle.
• Background Fill (Pink): This fills the corners and the edges surrounding the heart.

The "Danger Zones": The tricky part of the Pixel Heart is the edges where the Red meets the Pink. The "staircase" pattern of pixels on the sides of the heart requires precise switching. If you pour Pink when the dispenser is over the Red zone, you'll contaminate the heart shape.

Fill Order Prediction: Standard logic suggests doing the background first, but in Sand Loop Level 1, the heart is the dominant feature. You usually want to establish that central mass of Red early so you can clearly see the edges where the Pink needs to go.

Tackling the Cup Arrangement in Sand Loop Level 1

The specific obstacle in Sand Loop Level 1 is the Stacked Cup Supply.

Look at the bottom tray. You have a neat 2x3 grid of cups available immediately.

• Top Row: Three Pink Cups.
• Bottom Row: Three Red Cups.

This arrangement is the puzzle. The Pink cups physically block the Red cups in the tray grid (conceptually, though physically they are side-by-side rows, the game logic often treats front rows as accessible first or requires clearing space). Actually, looking closely, they are just arranged in two rows. You can tap any accessible cup. The trap is overcrowding the conveyor belt. You have a 0/5 Capacity indicator. You can only have 5 active cups on the belt. If you tap all six cups rapidly, the last one won't fit, and you might mess up your sequence.

Sand Loop Level 1 Step-by-Step Walkthrough

Follow this dependency chain to clear the level efficiently. You need to manage the flow so the right color hits the dispenser at the right moment.

1. Initiating the Red Core

Ignore the Pink cups for a second. Even though they are in the top row, you want to get the heart started. Tap the Red Cups first. Send two Red cups onto the conveyor belt.

• Why? The dispenser usually starts near the center or sweeps across. Getting the Red sand flowing immediately defines the center of the canvas.
• Watch the percentage indicator rise. You want a solid burst of Red.

2. Weaving in the Background

As the Red cups move down the line and start pouring, tap the Pink Cups.

• Don't spam them. Tap one Pink cup, wait a beat, then tap another.
• You want to create a sequence on the belt: Red -> Red -> Pink -> Pink.
• This ensures that after the heart is filled, the subsequent cups handle the background without overlapping the main shape too early.

3. Clearing the Remaining Supply

Once your first batch of cups (the 2 Reds and 2 Pinks) are emptying, check your Capacity (0/5). It should drop back down as cups vanish.

• Now, tap the remaining Red Cup and Pink Cup.
• Timing is key here. If the heart is 90% done but the background is only 20%, prioritize the Pink cup. If the heart is lagging, send the Red one first.
• Watch the progress bars on the canvas. As soon as a color hits 100%, stop sending that color immediately to avoid waste or stalling the belt.

4. Final Polish

The level ends when the image matches perfectly. If you have a tiny corner of Pink missing, wait for the conveyor loop to bring a Pink cup back around to the dispense point. Do not panic and add more cups if there are already active ones on the belt that haven't poured yet. Let the loop do the work.