Add stream_audio_occlusion tutorial

articles/tutorials/stream_audio_occlusions.md

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+# Stream Audio Occlusions
+
+In order to experience altV voice to its full contains, one needs to have certain files within their ressource (mainly MLOs) to enable Audio Occlusions for it.
+
+The purpose of the Audio Occlusion files is to accurately simulate sounds in consideration of obstacles or restrictions, such as rooms or portals.
+These files also allows the specific setting of sounds in rooms, such as echo.
+
+## The following files belong to Audio Occlusions:
+
+- a compiled meta file: `*.ymt`
+
+- a audio data fale: `*.dat151.rel`
+
+
+In order to have working Audio Occlusions, one has to also create a copy of the `*.dat151.rel` file and delete its `.rel` ending.
+
+In the end, the folder for the audio occlusion files should look like this:
+
+```
+example_mlo/
+|-> stream/
+|    |-> audio/
+|    |    |-> 385481254354.ymt
+|    |    |-> altvoice_game.dat151
+|    |    \-> altvoice_game.dat151.rel
+|    |-> REST OF THE RESSOURCE
+```
+
+*Note: It is not necessary to create a seperate folder within the stream folder for the Audio Occlusion files, but it's highly recommended due to the overview.*
+
+After importing the needed files into the stream folder, one has to add a line to the `stream.toml` for each pair of `*.dat151` and `*.dat151.rel` files.
+
+## stream.toml
+
+```toml
+files = [ 'stream/*' ]
+
+[meta]
+'stream/audio/altvoice_game.dat' = 'AUDIO_GAMEDATA'
+```
+
+Of course, the `"altvoice"` of the `*.dat151` and `*.dat151.rel` file is the name of the files for the ressource. In this case, it's just used as an example.

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   href: stream_vehicles.md
 - name: Stream Weapons
   href: stream_weapons.md
+- name: Stream Audio Occlusions
+  href: stream_audio_occlusions.md