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Why are they not removed though? They do not seem to serve any purpose other than cluttering the save file. It is not that easy - instances of given dynamic record can be somewhere in game world, outside of player's inventory (e.g. when player sells home-brewed potions to vendors, gives them to ano...

akortunov wrote: ↑11 Aug 2022, 11:16 Yes, they stay forever.

Why are they not removed though? They do not seem to serve any purpose other than cluttering the save file.

Like custom spells and custom potions. They do not seem to be removed after being removed from the game by deleting the custom spells or drinking the stack of custom potions.

Which is tied to the owner Not directly. For example, when you use a pickpocketing, a target actor has no owner. Items in owned container, IIRC, have no owner too. As I said, colored crosshair is binded to crime mechanics, not to way in which we mark items for confiscation. You overly concentrate o...

Red color is irrelevant to Stolen map at all, it just means that the current action will be a crime. It handles cases when you pick a lock on the owned door, take an owned item, try to use a pickpocketing, or sleep on owned bed. Which is tied to the owner of the thing may it be a door, a chest or a...

Currently white means you can freely take it and red means you can not. However if the owner is dead then although you still can not freely take it meaning guards will still arrest you if they see it, anything you take will not be marked as stolen meaning guards will not confiscate them if you are c...