Two bags that act as markers for where Sims should change - one for female and one for male Sims.

Found under Hobbies/Exercise for $25.

Does NOT affect all "change clothes spins" only those mods that have been updated to recognise these bags, for example, my Group Warm Up Barre.
The mod requires additional downloads. See the credits section for links, but you will need the following package files.
Required Mesh Packages
- [Veranka] Changing Room Sports Bag.package
- [Veranka] EP09 Backpack.package
Required Re-colour Packages
- [Veranka] Changing Room Sports Bag_RC01.package
- [Veranka] EP09 Backpack_RC08.package
Any object can be used to mark a changing location, you just need to change its Fallback GUID to 0x0089ADEF

Further restrictions can be applied by adding a BHAV with the name "CT - Can I NOT Change Here?" (you can use any available instance number). This BHAV should return TRUE if the Sim (OID in Param0) CANNOT change near this object. As the logic is "backwards" I suggest you create another BHAV called "Sub - Can I Change Here?" with the normal logic and call that from "CT - Can I NOT Change Here?" as shown below.

As an example, this "Sub - Can I Change Here?" BHAV restricts it to female Sims.

- The original backpack by Veranka
- The original sports bag by Veranka
- The developers of SimPE.

You are free to use my code in any way you want, a credit would be nice, but not required.
Specifically, you may
- reverse engineer the code to figure out how I did it
- modify the code to do something different but similar and redistribute it
- merge my code into your own mod and redistribute it
- merge my code into another mod for your own use. You may redistribute this mod-mod ONLY if the author(s) of the other mod permit it
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