According to this tutorial
Everything outside should be blue and everything inside should be red
But in this tutorial
It should be blue on the inside and red on the outside
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1$\begingroup$ Front of a face is blue, back of a face is Red. There is no in and out is more about front (face pointing to the camera) and back of a face (not pointing to the camera) $\endgroup$– EmirCommented Feb 17 at 20:43
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1$\begingroup$ You are misinterpreting the explanations. As @Emir said, it is more about front and back of a face. Blue always the front and red always the back. And if you have a closed object like a cube, preferably the front is on the outside and the back on the inside (because some shaders can look unexpected or weird from the backside). But: Andrew is talking about the inside of the room, not (wrongly) the inside of a face. Because when inside the room, looking at a wall it is better to look at the front of the face for material shading reasons like bump etc. (as he says in the tutorial) $\endgroup$– Gordon BrinkmannCommented Feb 17 at 20:51
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$\begingroup$ Additional note: if you make the walls like real walls with a thickness instead of only thin faces, then you can actually have the outside and inside of the house or room blue. $\endgroup$– Gordon BrinkmannCommented Feb 18 at 10:38
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