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Most likely because B&S Furniture patches vanilla beds to have a max size of 1.99, and I’m guessing you inherit from one of those it patches.
You can either set it higher in the xml.
….or if you feel like it have them optionally inherit from a base B&S Furniture bed when that mod is loaded. That way you can also make them be proper 2x6, 3x6 beds instead of clipping walls.
Feel free to @ me in the RW discord or my own if you want some assistance with either. :)
This is probably because the textures of the giant male and female pawns are depicted relatively realistically, unlike the typical RimWorld pawns. I didn't set this myself; it was automatically applied at some point.
Sorry for the late reply.
While the potential for compatibility with other mods is appealing, my current personal circumstances make it difficult to do anything more than maintain the mod.
-''Vanilla Weapons Expanded - Heavy Weapons''
-''Big and Small - Weapons''
-''Vanilla Factions Expanded - Pirates'' (for warcasket Weapons)
-and maybe ''Big and Small Furniture'' (for the beds compatibility issue).
P.S.: These are just some suggestions that I think would go well with this incredible mod.
It’s been about… six months since I first received a report about giants being unable to use beds when combined with the Big and Small mod.
Until now, I honestly had no clear idea where the issue originated and didn’t feel confident enough to start fixing it, so it was more or less left unattended.
But if it’s being reported as a common issue like this, then yes—you’re absolutely right. It makes sense to include a note about this in the description of the mod.
I’ll update the description shortly with a compatibility note.