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[azurill]

Make a path that is 11 tiles long.
Make a snow ball as big as it will get and push it along that path.
Push it on to a snowball that is as big as you can get.

It will be perfect every time.

So make a snow ball full size. Put it next to an 11 tile path.
Push another full size snow ball down that 11 tile path and on top of the other snow ball.

Every time it will be perfect

Thank you so much. I had used that trick and made a lot of perfect snow boys on my first island back in December. I know my mistake now . For some reason I thought it was 9 tiles not 11. My snow boy was perfect this time. Thank you.

 

[Moritz]

Thank you so much. I had used that trick and made a lot of perfect snow boys on my first island back in December. I know my mistake now . For some reason I thought it was 9 tiles not 11. My snow boy was perfect this time. Thank you.

Its a margin of error thing.
For some reason people give the minimum of the margin of error.

9 does work if you're perfect, but being perfect is hard. I've only got it from it once. Ever since I did 11 I got it every time!

Glad I was able to help

 

[azurill]

Its a margin of error thing.
For some reason people give the minimum of the margin of error.

9 does work if you're perfect, but being perfect is hard. I've only got it from it once. Ever since I did 11 I got it every time!

Glad I was able to help

Yea I don’t think I will be able to get it perfect with 9 so will go with 11. Thanks again

 

[S.J.]

Make a path that is 11 tiles long.
Make a snow ball as big as it will get and push it along that path.
Push it on to a snowball that is as big as you can get.

It will be perfect every time.

So make a snow ball full size. Put it next to an 11 tile path.
Push another full size snow ball down that 11 tile path and on top of the other snow ball.

Every time it will be perfect

I had a pre-existing path where I could count 11 tiles, and your advice worked great! Snowboy perfection!

Also, just out of interest, this is where my snowball spawned this morning. That's the standard sand path, but right next to snow I guess.