In my last session playing, I had a textile bench set up with dismantle orders for all types of clothes that bench supports the dismantling of, and set the checkmarks in the options to allow Tainted and disallow Clean clothes, but lalter noticed a pawn dismaltling a brand new pair of pants another had just made. they were at 100%, Normal quality and no Tainted flag. I then saw one dismatling a parka under the same conditions, the parka was not tainted and had no legitimate reason for it to be included in the dismantle orders.

In the 2 cases where I saw it happening, I was able to interrupt the action in time to save the good clothes, by recruiting the pawn at the bench and suspending all dismantle tasks at the bench to prevent it from just resuming the action once I released the pawn, but I have no idea how many good clothes were desroyed while I wasn't looking.

It seems like the mod's ignoring task settings and applying the task to all items of the right type. So when I set it to process only tainted shirts, for example, it should only process tainted shirts, and NOT any non-tainted shirts. It pays attention to the item being a shirt, but seems to ignore the condition slider and the allow clean check box. I haven't tested this for other toggles or the quality slider to see if those are ignored too.

So essentially what this means is if I set a task to dismantle jackets, every item RW classifies as a "jacket" that's in range will get dismantled, regardless of the settings to restrict what jackets will qualify for dismantling in this task.

I've already seen this happen on multiple types of clothes so it's not limited to any one type (ie pants, shirts, jackets, etc).