Yarn Loop level guide
Yarn Loop Level 846 Walkthrough
Unravel the cyan mask, clear its two numbered bars and reveal the lower pattern while managing successive linked pairs and trios.
Verified Board Notes
- Initial Layout Geometry
- A cyan-edged mask with red forehead, beige left cheek and purple lower face sits above a blue band. Upper navy and black bars each read 40. Three columns begin cyan 50, magenta 10 and purple 30; cyan links to beige 30 beneath the middle.
- Goal / Target Area
- Clear both numbered bars, the mask and the lower multicolor pattern. The final lavender 1 pixel clears by 11:12.5, leaving the board empty and the track at 5/5.
- Opening Moves
- Send C3 purple 30 and dark purple 40, then C2 magenta 10 and C1 cyan 50/C2 beige 30. Reuse the returned quantities before opening the next cyan 50/orange 10 pair.
- Danger Zone
- Pairs and trios retain their full capacity requirement with zero members. Keep stored tray groups separate from active track occupancy, and distinguish bright magenta, lavender and dark purple.
- Unique Mechanics
- Supply links build successive cyan-based pairs and trios, then a navy/yellow/purple trio and yellow/magenta pair. Two numbered bars and a lower blue band delay access to different parts of the design.
Quick Tips for Level 846
- Cyan 0/beige 22 and orange 8/cyan 0 are separate returning pairs; each still needs two places.
- Keep the three-member cyan/purple/blue group intact even when it returns at 0/1/20.
- Dark purple background, bright magenta and lighter lavender are different colors.
- Save a final trip for the magenta 2/red 0/orange 0 trio before the fresh lavender 20 finishes the last pixel.
How to Solve Yarn Loop Level 846 — Full Solution
- Number the three columns C1–C3. Around 0:18 send C3 purple 30, C3 dark purple 40, C2 magenta 10 and C1 cyan 50 with linked C2 beige 30. Reuse purple 30/25, dark purple 22 and magenta 10 as they return. The new front row is peach 20 and the linked cyan 50/orange 10 pair.
- Until about 1:22 repeat only those original bobbins. Cyan reaches zero but its beige partner retains 22, so resend both together. Around 1:22 send C2 cyan 50/C3 orange 10, exposing blue 20 and purple 20.
- Reuse cyan 0/beige 22, orange 9/cyan 0 and the old dark-purple 15/magenta leftovers. Magenta falls to 2 and clears. Around 1:55 take C3 purple 20 and navy 20, revealing a diagonally linked purple 30. The upper navy bar reaches 20.
- Continue the current purple/navy and linked pairs until C1 peach 20 around 2:20, then C1 red 30 around 2:23. C1 cyan 40 is exposed, linked to C2 red 20. Reuse orange 8/cyan 0, cyan 0/beige 22 and peach 19.
- Around 2:51 send C2 blue 20, then C1 cyan 40/C2 red 20. This exposes C1 black 20 above beige 20 and C2 dark purple 40 linked to C3 purple 30. Reuse peach 19/18, blue 20, orange 8 and the two cyan pairs. Dispatch the dark purple 40/purple 30 pair around 3:10.
- Until about 4:08, reuse those groups. The purple pair returns at 9/8, 6/0, 3/0, 2/0 and 1/0; beige finally drops 22→13→4 and clears. Around 4:07 take C1 black 20 and beige 20, exposing cyan 50 linked toward C2 purple 20.
- Reuse black 7, beige 10/8, peach 18→9 and orange 7/cyan 0. Take C2 dark purple 30 around 4:37 to expose purple 20. Continue leftovers until C3 black 10 around 5:10; it reveals blue 20 and completes the horizontal cyan 50/purple 20/blue 20 trio. Dispatch that trio around 5:16.
- The trio returns at 16/13/20. Keep it stored while orange 7→6/cyan 0, peach 9→8 and dark-purple 18→9 leftovers work. Take C1 red 20 around 5:56, then C2 black 10 around 6:20 to clear the final black-bar yarn. Yellow 20 is exposed between the remaining navy and lower purple supplies.
- Send the cyan/purple/blue trio again around 6:29, eventually returning at 0/1/20. Reuse orange 6/cyan 0, peach 8 and the separate blue 20. Take C1 purple 20 around 7:06, revealing navy 20 at the front.
- Continue existing leftovers until C3 cyan 50 around 7:36. This opens the lower blue band and exposes its multicolor pattern. Reuse cyan 8 and the now-decreasing single blue 15. Around 8:03 take C3 dark purple 40, exposing purple 20 and completing the navy 20/yellow 20/purple 20 trio.
- Finish the earlier 0/1/20 trio as the lower pattern becomes reachable. Send the new navy/yellow/purple trio around 8:15; it returns at about 2/7/19 then 0/5/19. Take C3 red 20 to reveal dark purple 20 linked toward C2 blue 40. Reuse orange 4→2/cyan 0 and peach 6→5.
- Around 8:30 take C2 dark purple 40, exposing magenta 10 joined to C1 yellow 10. Continue the navy trio while orange reaches 1 and clears with its cyan partner. Around 8:45 dispatch yellow 10/magenta 10, then take C1 beige 30 to expose purple 30. Yellow/magenta returns near 8/0.
- Alternate the navy/yellow/purple trio at 0/0/11, 0/0/6, 0/0/3 and 0/0/2 with yellow 7/magenta 0. Reuse peach 3→1 and beige 13→8→7→6. Take C1 purple 30 around 9:24 to expose dark purple 50.
- Until 10:03, reuse the old 0/0/2 trio, yellow 7/magenta 0, peach 1 and beige 6. Then send C1 dark purple 50, exposing magenta 10 linked toward C2 red 20. Finish peach and beige leftovers; the new dark purple returns at 8.
- Around 10:28 send C2 blue 40/C3 dark purple 20. Reuse its 7/13 and later 0/11 returns with the yellow 2/magenta 0 pair. Take C3 cyan 40 around 10:46. Its revealed orange 10 completes the C1 magenta 10/C2 red 20/C3 orange 10 trio; send it around 10:57.
- Reuse cyan 8 and blue 0/dark purple 7, then take the final C2 lavender 20 around 11:04. Resend the magenta 2/red 0/orange 0 trio near 11:11.5. Lavender reduces through 10, 5, 3 and 1 as the dark-purple pair finishes. The last lavender pixel is present at 11:12 and gone by 11:12.5, with an empty board and 5/5.
Colors in this level:
Cyan, Magenta, Purple, Lavender, Dark purple, Navy blue, Blue, Black, Peach, Beige, Orange, Red, Yellow
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Treating cyan 0/purple 1/blue 20 as a two-place group when all three linked members still travel together.
- Confusing the cyan 0/beige 22 pair with the orange 8/cyan 0 pair and resending the wrong remainder.
- Leaving magenta 2/red 0/orange 0 parked at the end, which strands the last magenta patches even while lavender is clearing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does the cyan/purple/blue trio keep returning at 0/1/20?
Its purple and blue still have yarn, and the lower blue band restricts useful access. The later C3 cyan 50 and dark purple 40 open the next stage; keep all three members together when resending it.
Are the beige bobbins metallic?
The observed beige 30 and beige 20 supplies are ordinary sand-colored yarn, distinct from peach wall-colored yarn and shiny metallic-gray bobbins found in other levels.
What clears the last fragments in Level 846?
Resend the magenta 2/red 0/orange 0 trio for the remaining magenta patches, then let the fresh lavender 20 finish its last lavender 1 pixel just after 11:12.