2013-04-09, 01:28
It's a long shot, but try clearing out your cache and re-caching the content.
My script can help (see here). Once you've downloaded it - it's just a single file - you can query the media library for the file details behind each set (texturecache.py jd sets) and maybe get enough information to work out if/why there is something wrong. Failing that, look in the texture cache to see what files are there and where they came from (texturecache.py s "somesetname"). If that doesn't help, then there is probably nothing for it but to delete your cached sets, and automatically re-cache them (texturecache.py C sets, or if you want to try with just one sample set, texturecache.py C sets "somesetname").
My script can help (see here). Once you've downloaded it - it's just a single file - you can query the media library for the file details behind each set (texturecache.py jd sets) and maybe get enough information to work out if/why there is something wrong. Failing that, look in the texture cache to see what files are there and where they came from (texturecache.py s "somesetname"). If that doesn't help, then there is probably nothing for it but to delete your cached sets, and automatically re-cache them (texturecache.py C sets, or if you want to try with just one sample set, texturecache.py C sets "somesetname").
