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This worked! Thanks very much for your help. Yeah, it will be a pain to have to create a mod for every interior I want to photograph, but I'm glad to have a working solution. I posted this question in a few different places on the internet and you were the only one to have a solution, so thanks!

I'm using Skyrim to make battlemaps for D&D (like these). However, a major issue I run into is that when I move the camera up too high in some interiors, it no longer renders the scene below. For example, if I have the camera here in this room, and I zoom out even a little more, it looks like this. I installed the creation kit and tried figuring out if there's some sort of rendering limit somewhere, or a boundary box for rendering, but couldn't figure it out. Ideally, I'd like to be able to disable this rendering limit in-game via the console, if possible, as it'd be a lot quicker for me to move around to different rooms and take pictures. Any advice on this? I'm using Skyrim Special Edition, if that matters. Edit: It looks like I'm trying to disable occlusion planes (or black planes?). I haven't found any console commands that work, though, and I don't see any occlusion planes in the creation kit that I can delete.