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# Environment
Choose from immersive 3D and Solid environments to place your avatar in the right setting.
## **Bring Your Character to Life with the Right Setting**
Selecting an environment helps anchor your avatar in a scene that matches your use case — whether it’s professional, playful, or futuristic.
You can choose from a variety of **immersive 3D and Solid environments**, including:
* A sleek, **modern office**
* A **sci-fi room** with futuristic vibes
* A warm and inviting **cozy lounge**
* A minimal and practical **kiosk-style backdrop**
These environments serve as the **visual context** for your avatar’s interactions, making conversations feel more realistic and engaging for your audience.
{% hint style="success" %}
Match the environment with the personality or purpose of your character.
{% endhint %}
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