Sand Loop Level 310 Solution Walkthrough | Sand Loop 310

Sand Loop Level 310 Guide: The Geometric Sunset Puzzle

This level features a stark, abstract geometric landscape. It looks like a pixelated sunset or perhaps a strange alien terrain split diagonally. You have a cool zone in the top left (blues and cyans) and a warm zone in the bottom right (purples, pinks, and oranges), anchored by dark red blocks.

This is a Logic Level. Speed won't help you here because the supply tray is barricaded. You start with a very limited selection of colors that you must use correctly to unlock the massive reservoir at the bottom. The color palette is extensive: Dark Red, Orange, Cyan, Blue, Purple, and Pink.

Sand Loop Level 310 Solution: Decoding the Diagonal Split

Look closely at the canvas on the top screen. The image is divided by a jagged Pink lightning-bolt line. This line is the boundary between safety and failure.

The Danger Zones:

• The Pixelated Orange Tree: On the right side, inside the purple zone, there is a cluster of Orange pixels representing leaves or flowers. These are scattered. If you pour Orange too fast, you risk missing the small pixels or overflowing into the Purple background.
• The Jagged Pink Line: This line separates the Cyan/Blue sky from the Purple ground. It is thin. You need precise, short bursts of Pink to fill it without ruining the large blocks of color on either side.

Fill Order Prediction: Based on the tray layout, the game forces you to paint the "heavy" elements first. The Dark Red creates the bottom ground strip and the vertical trunks. You have to paint these first because Dark Red buckets are literally blocking everything else in your supply tray.

Tackling the "10" Gate in Sand Loop Level 310

The single biggest obstacle in Sand Loop Level 310 is the Blue Gate labeled "10" sitting dead center in the tray.

This isn't just decoration. This gate locks away the entire bottom half of your bucket supply. You can see a chaotic mix of Pink, Blue, and extra Orange buckets trapped below it. You cannot access any of those colors until the gate opens.

To open it, you must successfully process 10 buckets from the top section. This creates a scarcity problem. You don't have infinite choices; you have to play almost every bucket available in the top rows just to get the count to 10. If you waste a bucket or let one fall off the conveyor without pouring, you might soft-lock yourself before the reserve opens.

Sand Loop Level 310 Step-by-Step Walkthrough

The dependency chain here is brutal. The Dark Reds block the Cyans/Purples. The top section blocks the bottom section. You have to peel this onion layer by layer.

Clearing the Red Wall

Your first move is obvious but dangerous. The top row is dominated by Dark Red buckets.

1. Tap the Dark Red buckets immediately.
2. They correspond to the solid bar at the very bottom of the canvas and the two vertical rectangles (the tree trunks) on the right.
3. Do not spam them all at once. The conveyor is short. Load 2 or 3 Dark Reds, let them pour the bottom strip, then load the rest for the trunks. Clearing these removes the "lid" from the supply tray.

Unlocking the Upper Orange

Once the top Reds are gone, you reveal the second layer. You will see an Orange bucket on the right side stack.

• Prioritize this Orange bucket. It is needed for the pixelated foliage on the right.
• Getting this Orange out of the way is critical because it sits on top of Blue and Purple buckets you need for the background.
• Warning: The Orange pixels are scattered. Don't put the Orange bucket directly next to a Purple one on the belt. Leave a gap so the nozzle has time to stop pouring Orange before it switches to Purple.

Grinding to the "10" Count

Now you are in the mid-game slump. You need to clear the Cyan and Purple buckets from the middle rows to hit that "10" cleared bucket count.

• Use the Cyan for the large block in the top left sky. This is a safe, easy pour.
• Use the Purple for the background behind the orange tree.
• Keep an eye on the counter on the gate. As soon as you hit 10, the gate vanishes.

The Pink Rush

The moment the "10" gate breaks, the bottom reservoir floods upward. This is where you finally get access to Pink.

• The Pink is used only for that jagged dividing line.
• Because the Pink buckets were trapped at the bottom, this will likely be the last color you finish.
• Be extremely careful here. The Pink line touches both Cyan and Purple. If you have a stray Cyan bucket left over, make sure you don't sandwich the Pink bucket between two wrong colors. Isolate the Pink bucket on the conveyor (keep 1 empty slot before and after it) to ensure a clean, sharp line.