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Hey Southsea, when you click on the .zip link watch where it gets downloaded. Mine goes to my downloads folder. Then do the following:
To import:
1. From the Control Center window select the menu File > Utilities > Import NinjaScript to open the Import NinjaScript dialog window
2. Select the file you want to import
3. Press the "Open" button
That should do it.
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Hello,
You can use the indicator that was posted, or if your simply looking for the range of the bar there is an indicator built into NinjaTrader called range that will plot the current range of the bars that you can use as well.
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Thanks so much! This is exactly what I'm looking for, but...I am having trouble downloading this indicator into N7. Thoughts?
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Originally posted by cclsys View PostI wrote:
PossHigh.Set(Low[0]+ (BarsPeriod.Value*TickSize));
PossLow.Set(High[0]- (BarsPeriod.Value*TickSize));
as posted above.
I don't understand your reply Josh.
Attached are two types of Range Bar predictor and a price panel that displays the projected range ends, that fits in the right hand margin (set margin to 140). Hope these help.
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Bar Size?
Hi,Originally posted by cclsys View PostI have just started looking at Range Bars and put together this little Hash-Line indicator that plots, only on the current bar, the possible high and low based on whatever Range Bar setting you have. For people using these bars and especially if any bar patterns for trailing stops etc. are part of the method, it should be quite helpful - don't have to keep counting to figure out where the high or low might end up since this plot adjusts automatically as the width of the bar develops over time.
I am new to this, so hope it's in the right place.
I wondered if there is something which plots and displays the size of the bar as it is forming, and the current close.
I have this on my trading program, but it's not in Ninja Trader.
Have you done anything like this, or know of anyone who has?
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You're welcome, those tutorials are a good start - http://www.ninjatrader-support.com/H...verview18.html
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thanks for the reply Bertrand, very new to this coding thing so will keep looking into it.
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Wes107, briefly checked into the code and it just uses DrawText to display the HL Range, so you would not see price markers associated with those values.
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Any way to make the indicator posted in #69 by cclsys compatible with NT7? It loads in NT7 fine but the price markers don't show and the upper/lower boundaries will sometimes disappear. Any input would help. Thanks.
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Ok thanks what I want is something simmilar to woodiescci
Ok thanks what I want is something simmilar to woodiescci. To progect the next up or dowj of the indicator.
I am sorry, but I just don't see how to apply the RBHighLow to indicators nor what you want exactly. In any case, as you can see from the beginning of the thread, I ain't exactly a good programmer! I suggest you start a thread clearly explaining what you want and then hopefully someone skilled in programming will be able to help.[/QUOTE]
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Elmi,
I am sorry, but I just don't see how to apply the RBHighLow to indicators nor what you want exactly. In any case, as you can see from the beginning of the thread, I ain't exactly a good programmer! I suggest you start a thread clearly explaining what you want and then hopefully someone skilled in programming will be able to help.
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MACDBBLines and CCIma
Ok what I meea is to see projection of plots in the next bat of MACDBBLines and CCIma (attached)
Can you help tiaAttached Files
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Elmi, if you look at the code you will see that really it's only good for range bars since a range bar predetermines the maximum range that bar can possibly be so the code simply plots the Range (for example 6) + Low above the current low for the possible high of the bar and also the High - Range (6 again) for the possible low.Originally posted by Elmi View Postis it possible to help out make the RBHighlow avail for indicators? for example BBLines.
please advice how to start it.
I don't know what BBlines are, but if you mean Bollinger Bands, what's wrong with just having them update on the current bar? Or maybe you are talking about something else.
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Trish, I am not sure what you mean by 'them' but assuming you mean the zip file with the RBHighLow indicator, that is a NinjaScript file that you open by going through the import process.Originally posted by trish120 View PostThanks for that, but I cannot open them through Adobe. Any other suggestions for me so I can view them. Thanks. Trish120
To import into Ninja, take this zip file and save it somewhere you can find it. I have a folder in MyDocuments/Ninja6.5 where I keep all such zip files. Then during the import process you find that file and it will be imported and then you have it. You will find in your indicator menu the RBHighLow indicator. (Or maybe it's called RangeBarHighLow, can't remember). And there you go.
I am not sure why you would try to use Adobe for a zip file. Perhaps your computer is set up to automatically try to handle zips with Adobe? In which case, not so good.
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