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| Snow | |
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| Introduced in | TrackMania |
| Featured in | TrackMania TrackMania: Power Up! TrackMania Original TrackMania United TrackMania United Forever TrackMania Turbo (DS) TrackMania: Build to Race |
| Vehicle | SnowCar |
| Grid size | 32x16x32 |
| Map base size(s) | 32x12x32 30x18x30 20x18x60 10x18x150 45x18x45 |
| Block count | 169 |
| Item count | 0 |
The Snow environment was created with the release of TrackMania Original in 2003, and features the Snowcar.
The snowcar has also been added to TMUF and Trackmania 2020.
When driving on the snow surface with the snowcar in TMNF or TMUF, the max speed driving forwards is 500km/h, and backwards -30km/h. On normal road, the max speed forwards is 1000km/h and backwards -150km/h. The snowcar is known for its ability to accelerate to max backwards speed on road in just over a second.
The Snow Environment is also home to surface that is unique to Snow in TMUF, That being Ice. Ice has some strange properties allowing for some unique interactions to happen between the Ice and the car, besides the low amount of friction, including the following:
Ice "Zoop" - A slang term used to define the car gaining speed after taking a booster, then swiftly transitioning to ice and turning the car almost fully to the left/right, resulting in a speed boost from the booster duration having not fully been completed, you gain a boost on the ice. By turning the car to then face the front afterwards you can keep the speed going the way you were initially facing.
Ice Clip - Most Notably Present on SnowA4, it is the action of dipping a wheel(s) of the car off the edge of a patch of ice briefly, for it to then return to the surface due to the car momentum carrying the wheel over the gap. The car in the case of SnowA4, whilst travelling backward, will then lift up a number of its wheels and increase in speed (this being due to the fact that if the Snow Car is reversing the speed limit of 150 does not apply. This can also be seen in the TAS of PuzzleB4). This technique can also be performed whilst going forwards, not just backwards.