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-<code>surfaud.dat</code> is a '''surface audio''' file located in the <code>...\data</code> directory for San Andreas. It assigns audio to a collision when objects interact with the surfaces. The interactions include the footsteps peds make and vehicles sliding on the surface.
+'''<code>surfaud.dat</code>''' is a '''surface audio''' file located in the <code>\data\</code> directory for [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]]. It assigns audio to a collision when objects interact with the surfaces. The interactions include the footsteps peds make and vehicles sliding on the surface.
-==Data==
+== Format ==
-{|
+{|class="wikitable center-col-1 center-col-2" style="width: 100%;"
-! Audio
+!style="width: 3em;" |{{Icon-square|SA}}
-! Description
+!style="width: 12em;" |Identifier
+!style="width: 6em;" |Type
+!Description
 |-
-| CON
+|A ||Surface name ||string ||Name of the surface as defined in the surfinfo.dat
-| concrete
 |-
-| GRS
+|B ||Is concrete ||integer ||
-| grass
 |-
-| SND
+|C ||Is grass ||integer ||
-| sand
 |-
-| GRV
+|D ||Is sand ||integer ||
-| gravel
 |-
-| WOD
+|E ||Is gravel ||integer ||
-| wood
 |-
-| WTR
+|F ||Is wood ||integer ||
-| water
 |-
-| MTL
+|G ||Is water ||integer ||
-| metal
 |-
-| LGS
+|H ||Is metal ||integer ||
-| long grass
 |-
-| TIL
+|I ||Is long grass||integer ||
-| tile
+|-
+|J ||Is tile ||integer ||
 |}
-== Content ==
+To assign an audio to a surface, place a "1" in the corresponding column. You can assign more than one audio for each surface to create unique sound effects like creating mud.
-There are ten columns in each line. The first column is the name of the surface as defined in the [[surfinfo.dat]]. The rest of the columns are the audio data in the order as shown above. To assign an audio to a surface, place a "1" in the corresponding column. You can assign more than one audio for each surface to create unique sound effects like creating mud.
-{{gtasa}}
+{{fdl}}
-[[Category:Map Formats]]{{fdl}}
+[[Category:Map Formats]]