The Japanese Color Scheme User's Thread

[Megaminxer]

As I mentioned before, I don't have Japanese color scheme; I'm inverse Japanese color scheme. But I have always solved white cross.

For BLD, I use white on bottom, red front, blue top.

I consider it Japanese color scheme! Also, why do you use the inverted one?

 

[Mike Hughey]

I consider it Japanese color scheme! Also, why do you use the inverted one?

Only because the first cube I learned CFOP on was that scheme, and I couldn't break myself of the habit. If I could do it over again I would have preferred to have chosen the proper Japanese color scheme instead. But now that I've learned BLD with it, it would be really hard to ever switch.

The cube was a tiny keychain cube knockoff from the 90s; it was a ridiculous cube to learn CFOP on, but at the time it was the only cube I had that I could find.

 

[1001010101001]

Does anyone know if the tiles on the Gan 249 V2 are removable/dividable for converting to the Japanese Color Scheme?

They use clips so you disassemble them , behind the feet there are these clips. Use a screwdriver to wedge those clips out and the tile should fall off.

 

[Megaminxer]

I know many Japanese Color Scheme Users (Henceforth known as JCSU's for simplicity on this thread) solve blue cross and white last layer for easy recognition. I find for whatever reason I have better recognition on last layer when solving white cross and blue last layer. Is this normal? Should I switch?