The Sounds property of the Surface class provides access to the sound data associated with a specific surface material. This property is used to define the audio characteristics that are triggered when interactions occur with the surface, such as footsteps, impacts, or other sound effects.
To use the Sounds property, you can access it directly from an instance of the Surface class. This property is not static, so it requires an instance of Surface to be accessed. The Sounds property returns a SoundData object, which contains the specific sound configurations for the surface.
// Example of accessing the Sounds property // Assume 'surface' is an instance of Sandbox.Surface Sandbox.Surface surface = new Sandbox.Surface(); // Access the Sounds property Sandbox.Surface.SoundData soundData = surface.Sounds; // Use the soundData to configure or retrieve sound settings // For example, you might want to log or modify sound settings // soundData.FootstepSound = "new_footstep_sound";
