Improper access to "dotnet" directory while using ImportGraphics

[Grossley]

[VladiStep]

I can't find the version of "ImportGraphics.csx" that has this particular line of code.

[Kneesnap]

It sounds to me like the problem is that the working directory is somewhere that can't be accessed without admin perms. It fails because it doesn't have access.

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[Grossley]

This is the improper working directory, the problem is that the working directory is wrong, it not having access is a consequence of this.

[VladiStep]

After 15 days, I found out that is actually "ImportGraphics_Full_Repack.csx", not "ImportGraphics.csx"...

[Grossley]

ImportGraphics_Full uses this directory C:\Program Files\dotnet\shared\Microsoft.NETCore.App\5.0.9\Packager\Textures which it should not be using. However "ImportGraphics_Full" is mostly obsolete anyways. Making it harder to use or removing it is an acceptable fix along with fixing the issue at hand with this script.