Issue Summary: All versions utilizing the RenderDragon engine are experiencing a rendering issue with cubemap textures of the sky. The textures are rendered with a noticeable Y offset, causing custom sky overlays in community-made resource packs to display incorrectly. This misalignment did not occur before the implementation of RenderDragon and results in a visual discrepancy compared to the Java Edition skies.

Detailed Description:

• Problem: The corners of the cubemap are visibly misaligned and not vertically aligned with the player’s perspective, indicating a clear Y offset.
• Impact: This issue significantly affects the visual quality of custom sky overlays used in community-made resource packs, which are widely popular.
• Comparison: The skies rendered in the Java Edition do not exhibit this problem, leading to inconsistencies between the two editions.

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Install the resource pack provided.
2. Load the game in any version using the RenderDragon engine.
3. Observe the skybox and note the Y offset and misalignment in the corners of the cubemap.

Expected Behavior: The skybox textures should be correctly aligned vertically with the player's perspective, similar to the rendering in the Java Edition, ensuring a seamless and visually accurate sky.

Actual Behavior: The skybox textures are rendered with a Y offset, causing visible misalignment and breaking the intended visual experience of custom sky overlays.

Suggested Fix: Address the Y offset in the skybox rendering process within the RenderDragon engine to ensure that the cubemap textures are properly aligned, providing a consistent and high-quality visual experience across both Bedrock and Java Editions.

Community Impact: This issue is affecting a large portion of the community who rely on custom resource packs for enhanced gameplay experience. Resolving this bug would significantly improve the visual fidelity and user satisfaction. Now this isn't a significant issue that is game breaking but it's definitely something that isn't visually pleasing, as well as I doubt that the fix to this problem is overly complicated.

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