Puzzle
Direct Water Puzzle's cup objective includes several observable stages, and water reaching the container is only the beginning of interpreting the result.
Notice the first arrival
Direct Water Puzzle asks you to direct water and fill a cup. When the flow begins, watch for the moment water actually enters the receiving area rather than merely passing nearby. This first arrival is useful evidence that some part of the interaction worked. It does not by itself establish that the whole level has been completed. Keep the start of collection separate from the final success condition.
Read accumulation while it happens
Inspect the cup and any progress feedback the actual game provides. Is the visible collected amount changing, is water still arriving, or has the scene moved to another state? The listing does not establish a fill threshold, finite supply, or a timer, so let the current interface answer those questions. Avoid revising an arrangement merely because completion was not instantaneous if the displayed result is still developing.
Look for the game's completion acknowledgement
Once the cup appears fuller, check whether the game confirms success or still presents an unresolved task. A visual impression of fullness and the level's accepted condition are related observations, not automatically identical ones. Use the live mouse or touch instructions for any next step. This staged reading gives an attempt a clearer account: water arrived, the cup accumulated it, and the scene either acknowledged completion or showed what remained to be understood.