Just a note on the Sky Texture direction

Maybe this is just me... but I found a little quirk with the Sky texture that I thought I'd point out in case anyone else messes with it... After a bit of experimenting, It seems to me like the Sun Disk "rises" in the Positve Y direction and sets in the negative Y. That means facing Negative X is north and postive X is south. Personally, I think this might be a bit more intuitive if this was rotated 90 degrees so that facing north would be positve Y (the default direction when you press num pad 1 and the default postion Blender sort of faces if you don't change the initial Blender direction. However, the sky texture does not (at this time) have any vector inputs. Maybe it's just me, but I would thing "facing north" would make more sense with either Positve Y (with my personal preference being Y) which would have the sun "setting" on the right (west, along the negative X) and rising on the left (east along positive X)... But I could also understand if this was rotation 180 degrees from current so that facing Positive X is "north". I guess to me, it just feels wrong to be facing "north" in the "negative" direction :D But I thought I'd mention it in case it trips anyone else up and it's definitely something to consider if you were going to use this for more than just clouds and wanted to build an actual environment. (Not sure why it doesn't have a vector input to adjust rotation with a mapping node, because I think that would be a very useful thing for getting it in the right angle for a scene, regardless of which direction it was facing.)