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I am making a 3d environment and the outside walls aren't rendering color on the right side. I can' t even use simple rotation to get it to the side I need. What is going on and please help!!

Here is my source code!
REM Project: The 3D World
REM Created: 10/11/2016 7:41:35 AM
REM Tyler D. Hathaway
REM ***** Main Source File *****
REM
sync on
sync rate 60
hide mouse
Rem **Create Walls**
green = RND(255)
blue = RND(255)
green = RND(255)



REM South Wall
Make Object box 4,3000,1000,1
Color object 4, RGB (255,255,255)
position object 4,0,490, -1500
Rem !same thing as function below!


makeWall(2,3000,1,3000, 0,-10,0,rgb(0,255,0)) REM Floor
makeWall(3,3000,1000,1,0,490,1500,rgb(0,191,255)) REM North Wall
makeWall(5,3000,1000,1,1500,490,0,rgb(255,0,0)) REM East Wall
makeWall(6,3000,1000,1,-1500,490,0,rgb(255, 204, 0)) REM West Wall
YROTATE OBJECT 5, 90
YRotate Object 6 ,-270



make object cone 1,10
color object 1,rgb(0,0,255)



do
REM **MOVEMENT**
if keystate(200) = 1
move object 1,2
endif

if keystate(208) = 1
move object 1,-2
endif

if keystate(203) = 1
turn object left 1,2
endif

if keystate(205) = 1
turn object right 1,2
endif

`Camera settings
rotate camera 0,0,0
position camera 0,object position x(1),object position y(1)+10,object position z(1)
rotate camera 0,object angle x(1),object angle y(1),object angle z(1)
move camera 0,-30
`\\


sync
loop

Rem **Create Walls**
function makeWall(ID, xsize, ysize, zsize, xp, yp, zp, color)
make object box ID, xsize, ysize, zsize
position object ID, xp, yp, zp
color object ID, color
set object texture ID, 100, 1
endfunction

The problem is the default directional light is shining on those walls from behind. Add the code below to your initialization. If you go to one corner and turn around to face the adjacent corner, you will notice the portion farthest away does not show. You may want to set the camera range a little higher to correct this.

make light 1
set point light 1, 0, 50, 0
set light range 1, 7500

THANK YOU SO MUCH! I knew it had something to do with shadows after days of messing around with it but I couldn't find the right command to fix it!

You're welcome, Tyler. I have streamlined your code to show a little variation in technique.