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Make sure you do not include mipmaps. If you use Photoshop then the DDS window should have the "Generate Mipmaps" button unticked . If the file size says 522kb in the bottom right corner, it should be good to go.
If you use GIMP on the other hand, make sure you do not generate mipmaps (look at the GIMP screenshot in the guide for reference).
If the file size is still too big, you may use the wrong compression/format. Also, if the file size is 512 kb and not 510 kb then something odd is happening when you export the image in the given resolution. Can't explain why that happens, but someone had similar issues when using GIMP. I have not been able to replicate it, please double check that all settings are correct if you do use GIMP.
However when I now tried doing the whole thing with Photoshop instead, it worked. The saved DDS file when exported via Photoshop would remain a 1024x1020 whilst being only 510 KB in it's file size, it too would remain a 1024x1020 when I would run it through Quick and Dirty Bloodlines.
I have still yet to figure out why I can't get it to work when working with GIMP. It kinda pains me because I much prefer GIMP to Photoshop, but I got it to work with Photoshop in end, and so I'm happy with that. You may or may not include awareness of the possibility of GIMP not doing the trick in your guide, but I digress. Thank you for this guide.
The DDS plugin version I tried that worked is gimp-dds-win64-3.0.1 and GIMP version 2.10.14