# Limitations

### 1️⃣ Dynamic Script References Are Not Detected

The Dependency Map tracks assets referenced through Unity’s standard asset system.

However, it **cannot detect assets that are:**

* Loaded via `Resources.Load`
* Loaded using Addressables at runtime
* Instantiated dynamically through script paths
* Referenced by string-based loading

These assets may not appear in the map, even if they are used in your final build.

Always double-check assets that are loaded dynamically.

### 2️⃣ Deleted Assets Go to Trash

When you delete assets using Better Delete:

* Files are moved to your system’s **Trash / Recycle Bin**
* You can usually recover them from there

However:

* It is always recommended to **backup your project**
* Use version control if possible (Git, Plastic, etc.)
* Be extra careful in production projects

### 🔒 Important Reminder

Better Delete helps automate cleanup, but final responsibility remains with the user.

Always review what you are deleting before confirming.