Disappearing scenery from first-person view

Why does an interior view yield the image below? It is like there is a bubble around the first-person view that makes any immediate surrounding scenery (in this case, the cabin) disappear. Any thoughts?

Why does an interior view yield the image below? It is like there is a bubble around the first-person view that makes any immediate surrounding scenery (in this case, the cabin) disappear. Any thoughts?

How did you get into the cabin like that anyway?

As for the disappearing bits, that always happens (to me at least) if something's too near to the viewpoint, so I'd say it's normal.

Play around with the eyepoint keys like Kingnorris said-

VIRTUAL COCKPIT EYEPOINT MOVEMENT

(Hold keys down to slide your eyeballs)

SHIFT Enter= Up

SHIFT Backspace=Down

SHIFT CTRL Enter= RIGHT

SHIFT CTRL Backspace= LEFT

CTRL Backspace= Forward

CTRL Enter= Back

Hold CTRL and hit SPACE= Reset

ALSO play with the Zoom in/out keys (- minus and = equals)

I'm not sure if it works with the VC view but I had the same problem in spot view in P3D2. I solved it by putting "ClipMode=Minimum" in the cameras.cfg under "spot". You could try it with Virtual Cockpit too, mine would look like this:

[CameraDefinition.002]

Title = Virtual Cockpit

Guid = {C95EAB58-9E4A-4E2A-A34C-D8D9D948F078}

Description = This is the description of the virtual cockpit view.

Origin = Virtual Cockpit

MomentumEffect = Yes

SnapPbhAdjust = Swivel

SnapPbhReturn = False

PanPbhAdjust = Swivel

PanPbhReturn = False

Track = None

ShowAxis = YES

AllowZoom = TRUE

InitialZoom = 0.7

SmoothZoomTime = 2.0

ZoomPanScalar = 1.0

ShowWeather = Yes

XyzAdjust = TRUE

ShowLensFlare=FALSE

Category = Cockpit

ClipMode=Minimum

PitchPanRate=30

HeadingPanRate=75

PanAcceleratorTime=0

HotKeySelect=1

Cameras.cfg is located in the same folder as the fsx.cfg (%appdata%\Microsoft\FSX), start Notepad and drag cameras.cfg into the open Notepad window to edit. Probably wise to make a backup first.