Sand Loop Level 232 Solution Walkthrough | Sand Loop 232

Sand Loop Level 232 Guide: The Pixelated Sakura Tree Puzzle

This is the Cherry Blossom level. It’s definitely a logic-heavy stage rather than a speed run. The challenge isn't about ice breaking or racing a timer; it's about excavation. You start with a dense, interlocking pile of cups, and the colors you desperately need for the detailed tree canopy—the Pinks and Purples—are buried under layers of background fill.

The hook here is the Inverse Fill Order. Usually, you paint the main subject first and the background last. Sand Loop Level 232 forces you to process the background (Cyan) and the ground (Red) before you can even touch a single pixel of the actual tree leaves.

Sand Loop Level 232 Solution: Analyzing the Cherry Blossom

Look at the canvas. The pixel art is distinct and separates into three major zones:

• The Sky (Cyan): Massive area. Requires a high volume of blue cups.
• The Trunk & Ground (Deep Red): A solid block of color at the bottom and the winding tree structure.
• The Canopy (Magenta, Pink, Purple): This is the danger zone. It’s not just one blob of pink. It has Light Pink "plus signs" (+) scattered inside Magenta clusters, with Purple accents near the edges.

The Danger Zones: The light pink details are your enemy. These pixels are small and specific. If you waste a Light Pink cup by pouring it into a generic Magenta spot, you won't have enough left to finish the specific "+" patterns later. Precision is mandatory once you finally reach the pink layer.

Fill Order Prediction: Because of the supply tray layout, you will be forced to paint the Sky and Ground first. Don't fight it. If you try to dig for pinks too early, you'll clog your 5 slots with useless colors.

Tackling the "Buried Palette" in Sand Loop Level 232

The specific obstacle in Level 232 is the Vertical Color Stratification of the supply tray.

Look at your tray. The top row is exclusively Deep Red and Cyan. The second row? More Red and Cyan. You physically cannot access the pinks needed for the tree until you clear eight separate cups from the top two rows.

This creates a Slot Economy Crisis. You have a 5-cup capacity. If the painting nozzle isn't ready for Cyan (say, it's currently painting the Red trunk), and you pull three Cyan cups to clear the way, those cups will sit on your belt, doing nothing. They take up space. If you fill all 5 slots with "waiting" cups, you deadlock. You must only pull the top cups when the nozzle is actively asking for that color.

Sand Loop Level 232 Step-by-Step Walkthrough

Clearing the Top "Crust"

Your first moves are scripted by the stack. You have two Deep Red cups on the outer edges and two Cyan cups in the center.

1. Check the nozzle status. It usually defaults to the largest available unpainted area, which is likely the Cyan sky or the Red ground base.
2. Tap the Deep Red cups first. The base of the tree is a large, continuous fill area. Getting the red flowing clears the trunk quickly.
3. Once the red starts pouring, tap the two center Cyan cups. Do not tap them if the belt is full. Let the Red finish first if needed.

Excavating the Trunk Core

After clearing the top row, you unlock the second layer. This layer is tricky because it widens out.

1. You will see a heavy concentration of Deep Red in the center of the second row. These are critical for the upper branches of the trunk.
2. Prioritize these Reds. The tree trunk snakes upward into the canopy. You need the trunk finished before the leaves can visually "sit" on top of it.
3. Keep a "one-out, one-in" rhythm. As soon as a cup leaves the belt to pour, tap the next one. Do not queue up 5 cups at once here.

The Pink Gradient Trap

Now you hit the third and fourth rows, where the Magentas, Light Pinks, and Purples live. This is where players fail.

1. Identify the Light Pink: Use the Light Pink cups only when the nozzle target highlights the small "+" signs in the tree. Do not send them up just because the nozzle is asking for "pink." Make sure it's the right pink.
2. Purple Edges: The bottom corners of the supply tray hold Purple cups. These correspond to the shaded underside of the tree leaves. Save these for last.
3. Finish with Cyan: You will likely have leftover Cyan cups buried deep in the stack (rows 4 and 5). It feels wrong to paint the sky last, but Level 232 often hides a few sky pixels behind the tree. Keep one slot open at the very end to catch these stragglers.