Sand Loop Level 365 Solution Walkthrough | Sand Loop 365

Sand Loop Level 365 Guide: The Beach Umbrella Puzzle

This level gives us a nice summer vibe with a pixel art Beach Scene, featuring a large red-and-white umbrella, a matching striped towel, and a bright blue sky. But don't let the relaxing image fool you. Sand Loop Level 365 is a Logic Level disguised as a casual one. The "Hard" tag at the top of the screen is there for a reason.

You are dealing with a standard 5-slot capacity, but the tray is messy. It relies heavily on Rope Bonds that tie unrelated colors together, forcing you to pick up trash cups just to get the one color you actually need.

Sand Loop Level 365 Solution: The Striped Nightmare

The art here is distinct because of the sharp contrast between large blocks of color and detailed stripes.

• Color Palette:
  • Yellow & Orange: The sandy beach at the bottom.
  • Red & White: The stripes on the towel and the umbrella.
  • Blue: The massive sky background.
• The "Danger Zones": The towel and the umbrella. These objects require Red and White in a specific alternating pattern. If you send up a chunk of Red sand followed immediately by a chunk of Blue, you might accidentally paint over the white stripes of the towel, ruining the crisp lines.
• Fill Order Prediction: The game fills from the bottom up.
  1. Sand (Yellow/Orange): This is your base.
  2. Towel (Red/White): This is the tricky part. You need to alternate pours.
  3. Umbrella (Red/White): Similar to the towel but higher up.
  4. Sky (Blue): This fills last (mostly), but you will accumulate blue cups early because of the ropes.

Tackling the Horizontal Rope Bonds in Sand Loop Level 365

The specific obstacle that will ruin your run is the Blue-Red Rope Bond.

In the second row of the supply tray, you’ll see several cups tied together with horizontal ropes. For example, there is a Blue cup tied to a Red cup. This is a "Dependency Trap."

• To paint the towel, you need the Red cup.
• But to get it, you must also take the Blue cup.
• The Blue cup is for the sky, which doesn't fill until much later.

This means every time you grab a Red for your stripes, you are forced to put a Blue "blocker" on your conveyor loop. With only 5 slots, if you have 3 or 4 of these useless Blue cups looping around, you won't have space to bring in the White cups needed to finish the stripes. You'll deadlock.

Sand Loop Level 365 Step-by-Step Walkthrough

The strategy here is Inventory Management. You cannot just tap everything available. You have to clear the board in layers.

1. Clearing the "Sand Crust"

Your first moves are obvious but critical. Look at the very top row of the tray. It is almost entirely Yellow and Orange cups.

• Tap the Yellows and Oranges first. Do not touch anything else yet.
• These colors correspond perfectly to the bottom of the canvas (the beach sand).
• By clearing these top separate cups, you open up access to the rope-tied cups below without clogging your 5 slots with premature colors.

2. Breaking the Ropes (The Red/Blue Split)

Once the yellow sand is mostly poured, you are left with the Rope Bonds. You need Red for the towel stripes.

• Identify the Blue-Red rope pair in the middle columns.
• Check your slot capacity. Ensure you have at least 2 empty slots (e.g., you are at 3/5 or lower).
• Tap the rope. Both cups will hit the belt.
• The Critical Gap: The Red sand will pour onto the towel. The Blue sand will likely loop around because the sky isn't ready. Let it loop. Do not panic. You can afford to have 1 or 2 Blue cups riding the conveyor indefinitely. Just don't fill the other 3 slots with junk.

3. Weaving the Stripes (White Cups)

Now you have a Red cup poured and a Blue cup looping. You need White to finish the towel stripes.

• Look for the White cups buried in columns 4 or 5 (usually under the initial oranges).
• Timing is key here. You want to send the White cup up so it creates a gap between the Red pours.
• If you pour Red-Red-Red, you get a red blob. You need Red-White-Red.
• Send a White cup immediately after a Red cup has finished pouring to ensure the pixel lines stay sharp.

4. The Vertical Rope Trap (Endgame)

Toward the bottom right of the tray (Column 5), there is often a tricky Vertical Rope connecting a Blue and a Red cup deep in the stack.

• Save this for the transition between the Umbrella and the Sky.
• By the time you reach this deep in the stack, the Umbrella (Red) should be nearly done.
• Pop this rope last. The Red will finish the umbrella tip, and the Blue will join the other looping blue cups to finally fill in the massive sky background.

Once the stripes are done, you can spam tap the remaining Blue cups to flood the sky. Easy finish, provided you didn't choke the conveyor belt earlier.