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They've done something funky with how they made the files. The filename string is not supposed to look like this, or get longer and longer with each file:
##0x5fb6d4ae!##0x5f917e3b!##0x5f3f6a7f!##0x5f682729!##0x5f561ceb!##0x5f18589d!##0x5fc06f40!##0x5f4356af!##0x5f379e42!uuface-zombie_txtr
I think they cloned each file from the previous one and made them standalone, instead of recoloring them via Bodyshop. I've seen it happen with some object recolors from a different creator, too (which is weird because why not use the workshop?).
It (kinda) works for a few files, but if the strings get too long, you can end up with errors in
SimPE or crashing and other issues ingame.
Bodyshop is very likely complaining because of the string length or something else it can't see past (maybe the full string it's reading internally exceeds 256 characters, or some such - Bodyshop can decide on a whim that it's a bad day). If you want to recolor these, find the file with the shortest string and use that file as a base. The others are likely to cause trouble.
Try to rename the image file when you export it (personally I often tend to copy/paste the file name, so I know what belongs with what), then you hopefully shouldn't get the error.
(I didn't get an error on that same file, but reasonably sure that's one of the situations where
SimPE would complain. Restarting
SimPE can also help if you only get the error after a set of files - could just be that
SimPE is having a bad moment (length of string/filename issue, memory issue, cache issue, etc.).
I'd also advice to cut down on the file path length when you're extracting the files. Technically there shouldn't be an issue with Windows, but there's a chance
SimPE could be having issues with long strings (256+ characters), specially if you're telling it to extract the file(name) above (or anything with longer names) to that folder. If you put the files in a folder on your desktop while working on them, then put them back after (or work with copies), it's possible that helps, too.