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Originally posted by: blade2k5 Originally posted by: rtyb Ouch! That hurts! Hmm... Ok, so let's see (not a lot of experience with grayscales): 1-The 16-Bit Grayscale is the one from TerraFormer. The one you posted? 2-How is the 8-Bit Grayscale different to the 16-Bit Grayscale (I'm meaning to compatibility with a Mac...The details i already know) 3-I've found maps (Not Guatemala Maps...Just Maps) that need TerraFormer. Why? 4-The image you posted is THE 16-Bit Grayscale? PS: Yes. SC4TerraFormer only and only works with WinXPquote> I'll answer the questions as best I can as I'm not a technical guy and rely on others to explain those things better than I can, plus the fact I know nothing about Macs. 1. Yes, though th image itself is not grayscale. 2. Ok, SC4 only renders 8-bit grayscale if rendered using the game to render and this goes for both PCs and Macs [this is using the ctrl-alt-shift-r method]. 3. SC4TF & Mapper are the only ways that can import 16-bit grayscales into the game that are available for download tha I know of. 4. No, that's just the SC4TF image and not the greyscale image. PS: SC4TF & Mapper both work with XP, Vista and Windows7, it's just with Vista & W7 you need to do a couple of things differently. I can't tell you what those things are because I'm using XP and have no plans to switch to W7. quote> So, how exactly would one go about using them on Win7? I've torn apart the Omnibus, SC4D, and these forums, and the consensus thus far is that it can't be done. I'm not saying your wrong, I just can't find the information myself.