oh wow i see what you mean. it's slight, but noticable... and i have no way of fixing it. my rendering cameras are not tilted like that, and my terrain isnt either... so i don't know what to tell you beside oops :P

If this was done in TG2, you simply need to figure how many degrees out it is, and add or subtract that number to the respective camera axis for each frame. It can be a bit strange to figure out, but if you do it on paper, its relatively straight forward. If you have to ajust more than one axis though, it can be quite daunting.

ALLLTERNATIVELY... one could look for or create a utility that renders the cubemap and simply rotates and snaps new images for each side. It's a seamless skybox, so there is no reason why you would need to re-render anything.

I will be rendering a 1024p version, once i figure out why all the cameras point at the sky, and when he fixes the tilting you guys are speaking of. :P

i see what you're talking about. that's gonna take some work but ill see what i can do....

edit:
soo i figured out that i need to tilt it 2.9 degrees towards the sun to bring the back terrain down and the terrain near the sun up to halfway. what's stumping me is the top and bottom views. i don't know which rotation slot to use to compensate that 2.9 degrees.

You're a smart guy. You'll figure it out. :D

thanks!