Sand Loop Level 323 Solution Walkthrough

Sand Loop Level 323 Guide: The Pixel Art Beaver Puzzle

Level 323 features a charming pixel art piece of a Beaver holding a log (or possibly a very hungry hamster). It's cute, but don't let the smiling rodent fool you. This is a classic Logic Level. It’s not about speed; it’s about managing a very messy tray where the colors you need are buried deep under layers of "junk" cups. You have a tight 5-slot conveyor limit, meaning one wrong move clogs your production line instantly.

The color palette here is distinct:

Deep Green: The dominant background foliage.
Orange/Tan: The main body of the beaver.
Dark Red/Maroon: The log or nut the beaver is holding.
Bright Pink: Accents on the head and background flowers.
Yellow: Highlights on the face and belly.
White: The teeth and eye details.

Sand Loop Level 323 Solution: The Beaver Blueprint

Looking at the top screen, the fill order is deceptively simple but practically difficult. The image is bottom-heavy with dark colors, but the supply tray forces a different approach.

Color Palette Deep Dive

You aren't just splashing paint here. You are dealing with:

Maroon/Dark Red: This is your anchor color. It forms the large horizontal bar (the log) across the center.
Orange & Yellow: These make up the bulk of the animal's fur. Note the distinct separation between the orange body and yellow belly.
Green: This is the filler. It surrounds the character. It’s mostly background, so save it for last or use it to fill gaps between object pours.
Pink & White: Small, dangerous details. The pink headband/flower and the white teeth require precision. Overfilling these ruins the art.

The "Danger Zones"

The biggest trap in Sand Loop 323 is the Beaver's Face. Specifically, the white buck teeth and the yellow snout. These are tiny areas surrounded by the massive maroon log. If you pour the maroon sand too aggressively, you will bleed into the white teeth zone, forcing a restart. Precision taps are required here—short bursts, not long holds.

Fill Order Prediction

The standard "background first" rule fails here. Because the Green cups are blocking the top left of your tray, you might be tempted to dump green immediately. Resist. The logic dictates you must establish the Base of the Image first. The maroon log and the bottom of the orange body are the foundation. If you paint the green sky first, you risk running out of conveyor slots when you need to send a rapid sequence of orange and maroon.

Tackling the "Ice Block Columns" in Sand Loop Level 323

The specific obstacle in Sand Loop Level 323 isn't a key or a lock—it's the Ice Block Stack (marked with numbers like '5') located in the bottom corners of the tray.

Notice the bottom left and bottom right corners of the tray. You have White cups encased in Ice, requiring 5 clears to unlock. This is a serious bottleneck. You desperately need those white cups for the beaver's teeth, but they are buried under a dependency chain.

Left Ice Block (5): Buried under an Orange cup.
Right Ice Block (5): Buried under a stack of Orange and Maroon.

You cannot just "get to" the white cups. You have to burn through the Orange and Maroon cups sitting on top of them. This forces you to paint the beaver's body (Orange) and the log (Maroon) before you can even think about finishing the facial details (White). The puzzle forces your hand on the order.

Sand Loop Level 323 Step-by-Step Walkthrough

This level is a game of "digging." You are digging through the tray to reach the colors you actually need.

1. Clearing the Top Layer (Green & Pink)

Your first moves are dictated by the top row of the tray. You have three Green cups and a Pink cup immediately available.

Tap the Green cups first. Space them out on the conveyor. Let the dispenser fill the bottom corners of the background. Do not rush them; keep a 1-second gap between cups to ensure the sand falls into the background corners and doesn't spill onto the central animal.
Once the Greens are gone, send the Pink cup. This will likely hit the flower details at the bottom or the head accent.

2. The Maroon/Orange Rush

Now the middle of the tray is exposed. You see a cluster of Maroon (Dark Red) and Orange cups.

This is the meat of the level. Alternating these colors is safer than batching them. Send one Maroon, then one Orange.
Watch the canvas. As the Maroon fills the central log, stop immediately if you see it creeping near the white teeth area.
You must prioritize clearing the columns above the Ice Blocks. Look at the column on the far right. There is a Yellow cup and an Orange cup blocking the Ice Block. Use these cups immediately. If the canvas doesn't need Yellow yet, wait. Do not waste the cup. But the moment the belly or face needs yellow, burn that cup to free up the Ice Block beneath.

3. Cracking the Ice (The White Cups)

By mid-level, you should have cleared the cups sitting directly on top of the '5' counters.

The game counts "clears" or "pours" to reduce that number. Every time you successfully fill a cup and it leaves the screen, the counter ticks down.
Keep your conveyor full (3/5 or 4/5 capacity). Speed is your friend here to cycle through cups and break that ice.
Once the White Cups unlock, send them immediately. They are the final piece of the puzzle for the teeth. Since the rest of the image (Maroon/Orange) is likely filled by now, the white sand will naturally flow into the only remaining empty spots: the teeth.

4. The Final Green Cleanup

You will likely have a few Green cups left at the bottom of the tray (the ones previously stuck behind the red/orange wall).

Send these last to patch up any holes in the background foliage.
Pro Tip: If you have 1 tiny pixel of green missing and 3 green cups left, don't send all 3. Send one. Wait for it to finish. Overloading the belt at 99% completion is the most common way to accidentally mix colors and fail Sand Loop 323. Be patient on the final percentage.

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