Japanese Color Scheme

[Lofty]

Hmm well I ordered like ten sets of brights ages ago and haven't gotten them so if they ever do come maybe I will try this out.
I'm glad to see you finally excited and getting aster tho qqwerf!

 

[Spyyder]

Hi, it's Michael Gottlieb with Japanese Color Scheme!

You'll be getting fast times every time you use this color scheme! It's like a new set of algs! It's like lubing your cube! A regular color scheme just doesn't have the same recognition. This is for the 3x3, the 4x4, even the 5x5! Japanese Color Scheme is worth its weight in fast. Look at this! It just does the recognition for you! Why do you want to make your lookahead twice as hard? You don't need to make a mess, either. Take your stickers off, put some new ones on. And it's made in Japan - you know how fast Japanese cubers are! You can even use it on 2x2 if you want. Yu Nakajima, he uses it all the time. Look at that! A World Record! Here's some bad F2L cases, some F perms, some flipped cross edges. Not only are you going to save time seeing them, you'll feel like the cube moves faster too! See that? The fastest solving you'll see in real time!

Here's a testimonial from me. Before, I was sluggish, having to work hard to get sub-15 times! "I'll never average under 15", I told myself. But then I got the Japanese Color Scheme and my times started to go down again! Within two days, I got my first sub-15 average of 12 ever! And wait, there's more! Today I broke my personal best average yet again, and on top of that I got a 15.80 average of 100! That's more than a second off my previous best! Thanks, Japanese Color Scheme!

No other color scheme's gonna do that! It acts like an energy drink! And look at this - the darkest color's on the bottom! See what I'm telling ya? Japanese Color Scheme! You'll get fast times, every time! Resticker your cubes now and, as an added bonus, you can get used to it even faster! What have you got to lose? But that's not all! Read this topic now and you can get advice from some of the world's top cubers on how to make the switch - FREE! You get it all - a new color scheme, faster recognition, advice - for just six easy applications of nine stickers each! If that isn't a bargain, I don't know what is!

And call within the next 20 minutes and u can resticker your other cubes for free!!

Thats an over $9000 value for only $10, or free if you already have stickers.

 

[Vulosity]

What is his color scheme?

Mike Hughey's scheme is like the standard Rubik's scheme, but with blue and green switched.

 

[ShadenSmith]

What is his color scheme?

Mike Hughey's scheme is like the standard Rubik's scheme, but with blue and green switched.

Not quite.

 

[Vulosity]

What is his color scheme?

Mike Hughey's scheme is like the standard Rubik's scheme, but with blue and green switched.

Not quite.

I read somewhere that he stickered his big cubes with that color scheme.

anyway, The Japanese color scheme is white/blue, green/yellow, and red/orange? I'll ty it right now by restickering my old cube if that's the correct scheme.

 

[JTW2007]

How are you all switching to this so easily? It throws me off, although it didn't raise my times much, which makes me think it has potential.

 

[flee135]

Can you use the Japanese color scheme in a US comp? I'm stupid to not be sure of this.

Yes, the Japanese color is allowed. Any color scheme is allowed except for the Hughey scheme, which is copyrighted.

What if I've just been using his color scheme incidentally? XP

Change your plastic color to sky blue.

LOL

anyway, I've always thought about owning a cube with the japanese color scheme. I'll definitely give it a try if I can get some new stickers.

 

[Odin]

Thats an over $9000 value for only $10, or free if you already have stickers.

LOL! i heard you liek mudkipz

 

[Zaxef]

So what exactly IS the Japanese Color Scheme?

 

[Zava]

So what exactly IS the Japanese Color Scheme?

change blue and yellow on a normal color scheme cube.

 

[Gabriel]

I don't think with another color scheme I'll get faster times. Of course I may get use it, but it will be so hard to do it, I always try to recognize the permutations by the colors, and they arrive to my eyes as a contrast of opposite, equals or simply differents.

You say that the darkest colors stay in down layers, but I use as a mainly color white or yellow.

Wether you got lower times with this new scheme, why don't you change to it in your big-cubes then? You might surprise yourself.

 

[mazei]

Yeah, usually if you scale it upwards to a bigger size the effects are much clearer.

 

[Mike Hughey]

Can you use the Japanese color scheme in a US comp? I'm stupid to not be sure of this.

Yes, the Japanese color is allowed. Any color scheme is allowed except for the Hughey scheme, which is copyrighted.

What if I've just been using his color scheme incidentally? XP

My lawyers will be contacting you shortly.



Thanks, Shaden - too funny.

I would like to point out that my color scheme is the same as the Japanese color scheme in terms of opposing colors, and I think my speed proves that the difference in opposing colors are not sufficient to turn anyone into a superspeedsolver.

 

[blah]

I would like to point out that my color scheme is the same as the Japanese color scheme in terms of opposing colors, and I think my speed proves that the difference in opposing colors are not sufficient to turn anyone into a superspeedsolver.

But it proves that the difference in opposing colors is sufficient to turn anyone into a superblindsolver

 

[Kit Clement]

Can you use the Japanese color scheme in a US comp? I'm stupid to not be sure of this.

Yes, the Japanese color is allowed. Any color scheme is allowed except for the Hughey scheme, which is copyrighted.

What if I've just been using his color scheme incidentally? XP

Change your plastic color to sky blue.

LOL

anyway, I've always thought about owning a cube with the japanese color scheme. I'll definitely give it a try if I can get some new stickers.

But the sky blue one isn't my main anymore! ;-;

 

[hippofluff]

it depends what your used to, i am used to both(normak and jap.) but it does seem that my averages are up to 3 seconds lower on my jap. color scheme then on my normal, both DIY cubes also. If u want to know the jap. color scheme, on my youtbe account, youtube.com/hippofluff i review the green type d cube which has jap. color scheme. feel free to look at it and examine it

 

[Stefan]

I now have a theory. On my V-cubes, I seriously need to change the green or blue stickers because they look so similar, hurting my recognition. I also think green and blue are troublesome for me in general.

So... the Japanese scheme with blue cross should help me. Why? Because I eliminate the green-vs-blue issue right away, during inspection where I have plenty of time. In F2L, where I'm worst, there are no green+X and blue+X piece pairs that I could mistake. Unlike with the "normal" scheme where I do have this with X=red and X=orange.

Orange and red are a bit troublesome for me, too, though. So I propose taking the scheme "one step further" and having red next to orange as well. For example by taking the Japanese scheme and swapping orange and yellow.

 

[Pedro]

I tried it once...if I remember correctly, I got 17.xx average (my normal average was like 14.xx)

but I don't think it will make me faster

 

[fanwuq]

I now have a theory. On my V-cubes, I seriously need to change the green or blue stickers because they look so similar, hurting my recognition. I also think green and blue are troublesome for me in general.

So... the Japanese scheme with blue cross should help me. Why? Because I eliminate the green-vs-blue issue right away, during inspection where I have plenty of time. In F2L, where I'm worst, there are no green+X and blue+X piece pairs that I could mistake. Unlike with the "normal" scheme where I do have this with X=red and X=orange.

Orange and red are a bit troublesome for me, too, though. So I propose taking the scheme "one step further" and having red next to orange as well. For example by taking the Japanese scheme and swapping orange and yellow.

That's why I love hi-games.net.

I changed the orange to a drab salmon color and the blue to a light blue gray and the green to a bright green. Recognition is very easy now.
I might change the green to a dark green (almost black), but the background is black.

 

[jakkspeedcuber]

With Dayan cubes it is really easy too change the color schemes, just switch the pieces.