Desiato

7.1 kb. I just grabbed it from your link, and went back to the guide to link to the page with the download link I had originally used, but it is now the 10.4 kb version as well. Odd. All I can figure is that it has been changed since I downloaded it on the 19th.

Well, now I suppose I do get to ask something obvious: Where do I find that? I downloaded from the link in the STEP DDSopt guide, which only contains the HDRLC files, and since it downloads from a dropbox there's no page to navigate up to in order to find other files.

Thanks, man. The extra lines absolutely solved the problem. And I don't even have to feel a bit stupid for missing something obvious!

Right, I've done all of that. I mustn't have been clear. Everything is extracted into the Vanilla Extracted directory, named as per the instructions. The batch files are also in the Working directory, alongside the Vanilla Extracted directory. But when I run them (as administrator), instead of looking for the textures and even the other batch files in the correct directory, it is replacing %cd% with C:/Windows/System32 and not finding them, rather than looking in the place from whence they are being run. So when I run the file in D:/Working/HDRLC_Removal_Fix-START.bat, it should then look for D:/Working/HDRLC_Removal_Fix.bat for that next step, but instead it looks for C:/Windows/System32/HDRLC_Removal_Fix.bat.

I believe I've looked everywhere available, and not found a solution or even anyone else having quite this problem. Everywhere the batch files have %cd%, instead of looking in the folder in which they are located (the working folder, alongside the Vanilla Extracted folder), it is looking in Windows/System32 and not finding them. This is happening whether I start with the correct Start batch (in which case it is looking for the other batch file there) or try to instead run the Removal Fix batch (in which case it is looking for the Vanilla Extracted/HDRLC1/textures etc. there). I feel as if I must be missing something obvious, but am not certain what. Any help would be greatly appreciated.