I have been attempting to use grayscale since getting my laser. I saw that grayscale produces the best results. My thinking is why mess with the dithering modes and just learn the grayscale. That has worked to a certain degree, watching the Evantage videos I see they and I believe some lightburn videos use a group of 4 different dithering options. Now my thoughts are there is a reason these folks use these. I don’t know or understand the why.
My question is there a video that explains the differences of grayscale and Stucki, Jarvis and the others with explanations. I just came across a video that explains grayscale uses variable power settings, while the others use on/off. Sorry for the long post but I really want to learn the laser especially for photo engraving.
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Not that is officially LightBurn, but it is on our list to produce. 
Now the timing…, not soon enough, but in our plans to start producing more content to help. Thanks for the friendly nudge. 
We do have some newer information that might help in our new, in-progress, documentation: https://lightburnsoftware.github.io/NewDocs/CutSettings-Image.html
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Thank You I am willing to read and watch to learn, often don’t know where to go
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Steve, you might give RDWorks Learning Lab videos a try. Here is one that may be helpful Lab 115. Here’s a link to my copy of the bmp file he references. His lab 145 is good also.
Good luck 
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