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Try adjusting the schedule to fewer hours of "sleep" and/or "relax" and see if that fixes the problem.
(The only other time my survivors go into another bedroom, that I've seen, is when they want to "relax" in a chair in that room or access a wardrobe/chest in that room - but those are obvious reasons and probably not what you're referring to, in this case.)
Let me interrupt myself briefly -- everyone needs their own private 4x5 room to get the +18 perk. And it's obviously best if they only have one entrance
If the sleeping schedule is set for them all to wake up at a certain time, but they are already well-rested, I've seen my folks get up and just stand in their bedrooms until sleep period expires.
Anyway if you look back a few days I posted a little screenshot called Example House. I don't run into any issues with disturbed sleep with that layout. Hope it helps, and if I only repeated stuff you already knew, my apologies.
That's was the problem, thanks Martin
I've been using 8 sleep, 6 work, 4 relax, 6 work for example.. and it seems to work ok, so long as they aren't working long distances from the base. Also 8 sleep 6 work 2 relax, 6 work, 2 relax then sleep.. also does ok.
I hope they fix this. I don't want to break up the work day, they need solid time to go farther distances.