Whether to enable audio blurring:
The azimuthal angle in degrees of the remote user relative to the local user in the spherical coordinate system (taking the position of the local user as its origin). The value range is [0,360], as defined by the following main directions:
0: (Default) 0 degrees, which means the remote user is directly
in front of the local user.
90: 90 degrees, which means the remote user is directly to the
left of the local user.
180: 180 degrees, which means the remote user is directly behind
the local user.
270: 270 degrees, which means the remote user is directly to the
right of the local user.
The distance in meters of the remote user relative to the local user in the spherical coordinate system (taking the position of the local user as its origin). The value range is [1,50]. The default value is 1 meter.
The elevation angle in degrees of the remote user relative to the local user in the spherical coordinate system (taking the position of the local user as its origin). The value range is [-90,90], as defined by the following main directions:
0: (Default) 0 degrees, which means the remote user is at the
same horizontal level as the local user.
-90: -90 degrees, which means the remote user is directly above
the local user.
90: 90 degrees, which means the remote user is directly below the
local user.
The orientation in degrees of the remote user's head relative to the local user's head in a spherical coordinate system (taking the position of the local user as its origin). The value range is [0,180], as defined by the following main directions:
0: (Default) 0 degrees, which means the remote user's head
and the local user's head face the same direction.
180: 180 degrees, which means the remote user's head and the
local user's head face opposite directions.
Whether to enable air absorption. This function simulates the energy attenuation of audio when the audio transmits in the air: