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Since the mod only works based on shared beds, it won't trigger lovin' with lovers who aren't sharing a bed.
In the case of beds usable by three or more pawns, the pawn doesn't technically choose a partner at random, but during gameplay it will appear almost random.
Also, the lovin' that happens during idle time in my mod is a separate job from vanilla lovin', and even if three pawns share one bed, only two of them can perform the lovin' job at a time.
Ongoing recreation activities will no longer be interrupted even when the recreation bar reaches 100%, allowing them to finish naturally. This can be turned off in the mod settings.
(Note: As it is independent from this mod's core functionality, it may be moved to a separate mod in the future.)
Updated to support recreation schedule.
Let me know if you run into any issues.
Due to Rimworld's core system, I can't make colonists initiate lovin' during "Work" or "meditation" schedules. These two schedules forcibly disable all other tasks, including recreation.
As for the "Recreation" and "Sleep" schedules, I'll consider how to implement support for them.
If it's not added by August, it means I failed to implement it..
By default, colonists attempt to initiate lovin' when they are on an "Anything" schedule and have no work to do, essentially when they are about to engage in idle recreation (shown as "Waiting" on the bar). At this time, the spouse's schedule is ignored.
Are you perhaps assigning detailed schedules using only "Work" And "Recreation" without including any "Anything" time?