Sand Loop Level 330 Solution Walkthrough | Sand Loop 330

Sand Loop Level 330 Guide: The Rainbow Cloud Puzzle

This isn't a speed level. Sand Loop Level 330 is a "Volume Lock" logic puzzle. The image you are painting is the Rainbow Cloud Girl, a pixel art face surrounded by a multi-colored arch. While the image is cute, the tray layout is hostile. You start with a heavily blocked board and a strict 5-slot capacity limit.

The color palette is deceptive. You might see a lot of blue at the start, but the image demands a complex mix: Beige (skin), Purple (eyes/bands), Green, Yellow, Red (outer arch), and Cyan (background/chin).

Sand Loop Level 330 Solution: The Layered Arch

The artwork here is built like a jawbreaker candy. Layers upon layers.

• Color Palette Deep Dive: The dominant color by volume is Beige for the face. However, the tricky parts are the thin bands of color forming the rainbow. You have a Red outer ring, followed by Purple, Cyan, Green, and Yellow.
• The "Danger Zones": The Purple Eyes. These are two tiny clusters of pixels right in the middle of the beige mass. If you pour Purple too early, it gets buried. If you pour it too late, it sits on top of the face like sunglasses instead of eyes. The other danger zone is the Cyan Chin stripe at the very bottom.
• Fill Order Prediction: Sand physics accumulate from the bottom up. This means you must paint the Cyan/Purple chin stripes first. Then you fill the massive Beige section. The Rainbow Arch (Green/Yellow/Red) is actually the last thing you worry about, as it sits on top of and around the head.

Tackling the Counted Glass Locks in Sand Loop Level 330

The primary obstacle in Sand Loop Level 330 is the set of "7" Counted Glass Locks on the bottom row.

Look at the bottom left and right corners of your tray. Those white glass panes with the number "7" are blocking your Red and Yellow cups. You cannot touch those cups until the counter hits zero.

Here is the mechanic: The counter decreases by 1 for every cup you successfully place onto the conveyor belt. You must play 7 cups from the top and middle rows before you even get access to the Red/Yellow reserves. This forces a specific playstyle: you have to play "top-down" aggressively. You cannot save the top cups for later; you have to burn through them to shatter the glass.

Sand Loop Level 330 Step-by-Step Walkthrough

This level is about clearing the trash to reach the treasure. The dependency chain is strict: Top Blue blocks Middle Green/Beige, and the "7" Lock blocks the Bottom Red.

Clearing the Top Blue Barrier

Your first move is forced, but don't just tap blindly. The top row is three massive Blue Buckets.

1. These buckets are physically blocking the Green and Beige cups you need for the face.
2. Send the Blue buckets to the conveyor immediately.
3. Timing Tip: The background and parts of the chin are Cyan/Blue. Let these buckets pour early to establish the base layer and the side backgrounds. Do not try to save them. They are taking up valuable visual space and blocking your access to the "7" count.

Navigating the Beige Rush

Once the Blue buckets are gone, you expose a checkered mix of Green, Beige, and Purple.

1. Prioritize the Beige cups immediately after the initial Blue layer. The face is the largest contiguous block of sand.
2. The Purple Trap: You will see Purple buckets mixed in. Be careful. The Purple is needed for the chin stripe (bottom) and the eyes (middle). If you send all the purple now, you might mess up the layering.
3. Send one Purple cup early for the chin stripe. Keep the other Purple cups in the tray until the Beige face is halfway filled. This ensures the second pour of Purple lands correctly as the "eyes."

Shattering the "7" Locks

By the time you have cleared the top Blue row and started on the Beige/Green middle section, the "7" counters on the bottom row should be shattering.

1. As soon as the glass breaks, the Red and Yellow cups become available.
2. Do not use them yet.
3. Red and Yellow form the outermost bands of the rainbow. In Sand Loop physics, outer bands usually need to be poured last or simultaneously with the top layers to form the arch.
4. Finish your Green pours (the inner rainbow band) before touching the Yellow or Red.
5. Once the Green band is solid, release the Yellow. Finally, cap it off with the Red cups to complete the outermost arch.

Summary of flow: Blue (Background/Chin) -> Purple (Chin) -> Beige (Face) -> Purple (Eyes) -> Green -> Yellow -> Red.