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I had spent a couple hours trying to debug a problem and discovered that when using "limb texture name" I sometimes get just the short filename (example.jpg) or the complete relative path and name (media/textures/example.jpg).

So I started experimenting with the code below and a model. I noticed that when I print the "limb texture name" I get the complete filename with a path that does not even exist. The object is loaded completely textured so my assumption is that DPro defaults to the immediate folder if the file does not exist in the reported path. I am just wondering if using "limb texture name" reports both at random some how. The code is below with attachment.
I have not yet reproduced the randomness since I am testing on a different computer that does not have all the plugins I've been using. But the problem does happen, I have ran into it over and over again. When I get home, I'll try to repeat the randomness on the other machine, but in the meantime has anyone else discovered this?

I've tested your code but can only get the absolute filename specified in the DBO file (which of course doesn't exist on my machine).

this little utility i made allows you to load a model and and scroll through the limbs, check their appearance one by one, and check limb name and related texture name (and other stuff). A 6 limb cube model is enclosed in the program directory as an example.

put your model folder (model + textures) in the program folder and see what you get (you can either run the dbpro or the exe itself)

Hope it helps figuring out your problem

cheers