'balance'

The scale used to display orientation angles

The scale used to display the yaw, pitch, and roll angles used to specify the Sense HAT's orientation. Internally these are always -180 to 180 degrees, but the interface can display alternate ranges such as 0 to 360 degrees. true

Controls the environment simulation thread

When enabled, the temperature, pressure, and humidity settings will be constantly perturbed with a gaussian error. This costs a certain amount of processor time, and is disabled by default on lower end Pi models. true

Controls the IMU simulation thread

When enabled, the orientation settings (yaw, pitch, and roll), along with the derived IMU settings (gyroscope, accelerometer, and compass) will be constantly perturbed with a gaussian error. This costs a certain amount of processor time, and is disabled by default on lower end Pi models. 25

Limits the screen update rate

This is the maximum rate at which the screen will update. The actual HAT updates at 60fps, but this speed causes issues in the emulation on lower end Pi models, hence the default is 25fps (which is sufficient for most emulation purposes). -1

The width of the main window

Stores the width of the main window between invocations. -1

The height of the main window

Stores the height of the main window between invocations. false

The maximized state of the main window

Stores whether or not the main window is maximized. 'thonny'

The command to launch the script editor

When an example script is opened from the menu, this is the command that is executed to open the script editor (which may also be the environment that runs the script in the case of applications like IDLE and Thonny). If %s appears in this string, the script filename will be substituted for it; otherwise the script filename will be appended to the command line.