what's your color scheme?

[Sa967St]

am I really the only one so far that uses white on top and orange on front?

I just chose it since orange is my favourite sticker colour (I don't have purple stickers on my BLD cube) and when I was first learning BLD, I just found it easier to have white on U over yellow on U.

Green on up, white on front. That's what cool people use.

that's what I use for square-1

 

[curtispan]

My scheme is white on top, white on front, white on back, white on bottom, white on left, white on right, yet my PB is still only 20 seconds.

 

[alifiantoadinugroho]

Green on up, white on front. That's what cool people use.

Yeah, that's right

 

[Zava]

am I really the only one so far that uses white on top and orange on front?

I just chose it since orange is my favourite sticker colour (I don't have purple stickers on my BLD cube) and when I was first learning BLD, I just found it easier to have white on U over yellow on U.

Green on up, white on front. That's what cool people use.

that's what I use for square-1

haha, I also asked the same question I also use white top, orange front (except on my storebought, now I have fluorescent pink instead of fluorescent orange on it)

 

[soccerking813]

I use white on top, green in front for 3x3 and 2x2. But for square-1 I use blue on top, green in front.

 

[Mike Hughey]

I don't get it - do people choose their BLD colors randomly? Because I didn't.

At the time I decided to start practicing BLD I always did white cross on bottom (so I was used to seeing yellow on top). This is why I picked yellow on top. I knew that if this was my set color scheme that whatever the front color was I would be staring at it quite a bit for the rest of my BLD practicing, and I felt that green was a nice color to look at so I chose green front.

Me too. Except I have a mirrored Japanese color scheme, which means blue on top instead of yellow. And I picked red for the front because I like red. So I have totally different colors from Chris, but for almost exactly the same reasons as he had. Definitely not a random choice.

 

[kaixax555]

I follow standard scheme. Mirrored version for those $1 cubes, because currently I do not have much access to my competition cubes now.

 

[SimonWestlund]

My scheme is white on top, white on front, white on back, white on bottom, white on left, white on right, yet my PB is still only 20 seconds.

I use that sometimes. But most of the time I use red on front and white on top..

 

[FrankLZ]

I use yellow on top, green on right and red on front (and BOY opposite colors). I've heard that 60% of all people that don't use that scheme are clinically insane, so just watch out for that everybody.

What about color schemes for white cubes? I just got a bunch of white cubes and haven't stickered the down face yet because I'm not sure if I want to use the black stickers for the down there or continue with white on the down face. What do most people do in this case? I don't want to run into the case where people are like: 'WTF, what are white stickers doing on a white cube?' or something when they try and use my cubes.

 

[Ellis]

What about color schemes for white cubes? I just got a bunch of white cubes and haven't stickered the down face yet because I'm not sure if I want to use the black stickers for the down there or continue with white on the down face. What do most people do in this case? I don't want to run into the case where people are like: 'WTF, what are white stickers doing on a white cube?' or something when they try and use my cubes.

I have all my white cubes stickered with a white side. I like it. The only ones that have black for me are my v-cubes, which I might change at some point.

 

[cookingfat]

Only one other person uses yellow on top, orange in front?

orange on front and yellow on top

Yellow on top, orange on front for me too.

Seems not many people use this one.

 

[Rubikgenius]

Mine is yellow on top, blue on front.

Reason: I was looking at Leyan Lo's page about blindfold solving, and I just chose it.

 

[hcbartek]

Only one other person uses yellow on top, orange in front?

orange on front and yellow on top

Yellow on top, orange on front for me too.

Seems not many people use this one.

Same for me

 

[SlaughterMelon]

Western/standard color scheme, white bottom, yellow top, orange front. I'm thinking about switching to JP scheme, but I'm not sure... and I don't have enough cubes to test it out with :\

 

[rahulkadukar]

Standard Rubik's Color scheme

 

[Lucas Garron]

Only one other person uses yellow on top, orange in front?

orange on front and yellow on top

Yellow on top, orange on front for me too.

Seems not many people use this one.

Same for me

Shelley Chang.

 

[blah]

Standard Rubik's Color scheme

Blindfold cubing subforum.

 

[Am1n-]

I use Orange down and no matter what colour in front (recently is started using red down too, depends on which is easyer to begin with).

Why: I 've got me a brand new rubiks about a year ago, i brought it with me to some friends, and their dog bit it. The stickers all screwed up. So, while i was too lazy to buy new ones, i restickered it with coloured paper, glue and some tape. When i lubed my cube afterwards, the paper began absorbing the silicone spray, darkening the colours, so orange and red looked very much alike. So I tought: Begin with orange or red to sharpen my recognition

mvg

 

[royzabeast]

I thought the black stickers was really cool when I got my cube, so everything is normal except black is opposite red . then I taught my friend how to solve the cube, and by the time he got his own cube, he was used to my arrangements.

Edit: But I still use white cross on bottom, and don't care whats on front.

 

[mrbiggs]

Red on top, white on front. Chose it arbitrarily when I was starting because I'm an idiot and I'm used to it now. I don't think it's worth it to switch.