What do Owned, Wishlist and Missing mean in a loadout?

Before you start

• An inventory snapshot: What is a snapshot, and why does my inventory say “Estimated”?
• A LootSpectrum account: How do I create an account, and can I sign in with Steam?
• Your history synced at least once: How do I run my first full sync?

Step by step

1. Open a loadout. Each slot tile shows its state in the top right: “owned”, “wishlist” or “empty”.
2. A slot is “owned” when the exact skin, with the same wear and StatTrak, is in your latest inventory snapshot.
3. One copy fills only one slot of a loadout. If the same skin sits in two slots, the second one stays “wishlist”.
4. Every filled slot that is not owned is “wishlist” and counts as missing.
5. On the loadout card, the bar and “N owned” show the owned slots, and “N missing” with its cost shows the rest.

Good to know

• The match is exact: the skin, its wear and StatTrak must agree. A Field-Tested copy does not make a Factory New slot owned.
• “Owned” on a collection page is looser, any wear counts, and “You own” on an item page reads the snapshot only.
• The source is your latest complete snapshot if one exists, otherwise your synced history. With a snapshot, skins gained since are not owned until the next snapshot.
• A snapshot leaves out storage-unit contents while history counts them, so a first snapshot can turn stored skins into “wishlist”.
• With nothing synced, every filled slot is “wishlist”.
• Each loadout is counted on its own, so one copy can be owned in several loadouts.
• “Missing” is never a tile label. It appears as “N missing” with a cost, or “Nothing missing”, on the loadout card, and as “Missing cost” on the loadout page. The cost is a Supporter figure, and items without a price show “unpriced”.
• The pages are for signed-in accounts. Without an account there is no inventory to compare against.