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	Key	English
	menuDecreaseTextSize	Decrease text size
	menuInfo	Info
	menuSettings	Accessibility settings
	menuRestoreDefaults	Restore defaults
	menuAbout	About
	menuLicense	Upgrade your license
	menuRateAndComment	Rate us
	menuSendDebugFeedback	Report an issue
	paramSensorRate	Sensor rate
	paramDamping	Damping
	paramRecoil	Recoil
	paramLinearScaling	Linear scaling
	paramForceScaling	Force scaling
	paramSensorRateInfo	This sets the desired sensor rate. Higher values may consume more battery. This may differ from the measured sensor rate as the system ultimately decides which rate to provide.
	paramDampingInfo	Increasing this will slow down and attenuate movements, making them less sensitive to larger forces.
	paramRecoilInfo	Increasing this will reduce sensitivity to small oscillations and make movements less sensitive to larger forces.
	paramLinearScalingInfo	This scales the movements linearly, making them larger or smaller without affecting the calculations.
	paramForceScalingInfo	This scales the forces before calculations, which in turn affects the overall magnitude of movements.
	measuredSensorRateInfo	Current sensor rate as measured by the app. This may differ from the desired sensor rate as the system ultimately decides which rate to provide.
	yes	Yes