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I edited the description section on compatibility to clarify.
However, it's very easy to make your own version of this mod, by changing the colors in the colormap.dds file. You can make a local version of this mod for your own use.
I made a Google Document with instructions on how to make this type of mod, so you can even make a version for modded maps, I'll link it in the description.
The only problem I see is the map colors are quite pale (more like the 2nd screenshot than the 3rd). And it makes it a bit difficult to tell apart hills, mountains and deserts. I think the color palette from EU4 would be better. Red-brown for mountains, brown for hills. It doesn't need to look good, just give information very quickly.