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FS2004 SBuilder FS9 'Runtime Error 76' when selecting WaterClass mode

Leo2789

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Hello,

I've come across the dreaded runtime error 76 for SBuilder once more (I've come across it once before regarding the selection of 'named' textures for VTP polygons), only this time when selecting WaterClass mode; this being extremely strange since I have used Waterclass mode without a problem before (and nothing changed in my SB205 installation), and the message it conveys "path not found" lists the correct path that DOES exist of where the WaterClass textures are!
I'm at a loss with this, and every other mode works fine, only WaterClass is giving me this issue :/
So if anyone might have a clue of what might help I'd much appreciate it!

Thank you
 
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