P=side to side
Umm, not really.
Here's some clarification.
P stands for pitch, up and down.
P90= nebula above your head.
P270= nebula directly below you
Of you want the nebula's center to be just below the horizon, use P350
B stans for bank, or rotation of the nebula around the center. It doesent actually change the nebula's position. I don't use it much.
B90= top points right
B180= upside down
B270= top points left
H works sort of like a compass. It's the position of the nebula around the sides of the battlefield. The wierd thing is, however, as H increases, the nebula moves counterclockwise instead of clockwise around in the horizontal plane. That kinda screws me up sometimes. For example H=90 is due west, not due east. A mistake by [V], perhaps?
Anyway, you can use combinations of H and P to place the nebula anywhere you want. Just invision the backround as being sort of a coordinate sphere. I usually first move left with H, then move up with P. The B option is completley useless when placing suns. I wonder why they even have it there?
Anyway, hope this helps!
