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Hi Everybody ! I am not sure this is a bug or a wanted behavior, that is why I did not post on the bug section. When you set the property infiniteDistance to true on a skybox created from the meshBuilder, then behavior is as expected : http://www.babylonjs-playground.com/#UU7RQ#66 But when you set the same property of a skybox create from an EnvironmentHelper, then it changes nothing : https://www.babylonjs-playground.com/#10D6YT#74 I saw in the source code of the TransformNode (line 735) that the parent attribute of the skybox is tested. Of course with the EnvironmentHelper it is not null. It is on purpose ? "Solution" found while writing this post : Obviously I can get the skybox from the environmentHelper and set its parent to null, but it doesn't looks clean coding to me. Except this, EnvironmentHelper is awesome to set up clean scene really fast ! I love it.

I used to use skybox.rotate(BABYLON.Axis.X, 1.0, BABYLON.Space.PIVOT) to rotate skybox, but now in 2.5-alpha it no longer works, BABYLON.Space is missing PIVOT and rotation doesn't work on mesh that is set infiniteDistance. I don't want to resort to moving the skybox with the camera via code, is there a new way to approach this? Thanks!

Hey, Coming up to everyone to clarify something about the wonderful skyMaterial from the BABYLON.js Materials Library Trying to set the skyBox mesh to "infiniteDistance = true" won't result in the skyMaterial to follow the skybox mesh's position: http://www.babylonjs-playground.com/#E6OZX#20 Is there a way to set the skyMaterial to infiniteDistance too ?