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# Users interactions
When they're in the scene that you've created, your users can interact with each other through a **shared** **general chat**, a **private chat**, an **individual audio call**, and a **video/audio** **call shared** with all the other users sitting at the same table or bench! \
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In fact, in scenes that represent offices for meetings, networking activities, or just gathering places for friends, you could include tables that allow for integrated video calls.
But the interaction possibilities don't end with chat/calls: imagine attending a concert with users from all over the world and starting to dance to the music, waving to greet a new user, raising your hand to speak during an event, or applauding to show appreciation in front of a digital art exhibition. Expressing your **emotions** to those around you, even if they are physically thousands of miles away, has immense potential!
By enabling a level of engagement and communication that replicates the dynamics of the real world, users can become more fully integrated into the virtual world they inhabit and fully appreciate the experience.
Want to know more about how your avatar can interact with others? Check out the dedicated [section](/coderblock-world/user-experiences/interactions.md).
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