Side lie an issue? Getting alot of odd shapes

[Nikuk]

I've the Skytrak setup in one section of a three car garage. The garage floor is several sections of concrete which are graded towards a central drain pipe at about 1/8" per foot.
I have a 6'x10' hitting mat, the Skytrak (in it's armor casing) rests on the hitting mat and I do level the bubble level on top.

Is it an issue to have the sktrak leveled, but the hitting ground itself is a side slope lie?
I ask because I am getting a lot of very large pushes, or push draws, but at the range & on the course I generally hit straight to very slight pull cuts.

[AndyF]

Surely the easy way to test this is to just level the Skytrak up with your hitting mat and see if the shot shape changes?

Andy

[Morini]

The Skytrak only cares about what the ball does, so I am not sure how it would. If you hit pushes, you should be able to see the ball impact net/screen to the right of your target line.