Indicator on ZeroLine

[RitaPacheco]

Can you please tell me how I plot Close>SMA and Close<SMA on ZeroLine with diferente colors?

Best

[NinjaTrader_Bertrand]

RitaPacheco, you would need to custom code an oscillator for this purpose (the close substracted from the SMA value) and then set then colors according to the relation to the 0 value -

http://www.ninjatrader-support.com/H...verview18.html (tutorial 5 would be closest here for how to start)

[RitaPacheco]

Sorry I don't want an oscilate with values up and down to zero line.

I want only the zero line with 2 colors: one for close>SMA and other for close<SMA

I think what you told me to do is a colored line for up and other for down, isn't it? Like Tutorial no.5

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[NinjaTrader_Bertrand]

Then you would just need 2 Plots with your needed colors and use then one plot for each condition (Close being greater / smaller than 0). As value for the Plots you can just set 0 and choose for example to plot those as a dot or square.

http://www.ninjatrader.com/support/forum/showthread.php?t=3227

[RitaPacheco]

I can not to do this indicator to have above/below SMA with 2 diferent colors on ZeroLine. It densn't work yet Where do I put the 2 formulas: SMA - Close<>0 , I put them on protected override void OnBarUpdate() and put the plot after each formula. I have defenided on protected override void Initialize() Plot:

Plots[0].Min = 0;
Plots[1].Max = 0;;

I already understand that Above and Below plot are setting to zero as Above.Set (0)

Thanks


protected override void OnBarUpdate()
{
// Are there enough bars
if (CurrentBar < Period) return;
//find Close above SMA
if(SMA(period)[0]- Close[0]>0);
// Set the plot values
AboveZero.Set(0);

//find Close below SMA
if(SMA(period)[0]- Close[0]>0);

BelowZero.Set(0);
}

[NinjaTrader_Ben]

Hello,

Your two if statements are exactly the same. Could that be it?

[RitaPacheco]

Sorry Bertrand

In fact the two if statements ware exactly the same, even so changed them it doesn't work. only show 1 color on Zero Line the Below color (2nd on order) there is samethig wrong.

Thanks



protected override void OnBarUpdate()
{
// Are there enough bars
if (CurrentBar < Period) return;

if(SMA(period)[0]- Close[0]>0);
// Set the plot values
AboveZero.Set(0);

if(SMA(period)[0]- Close[0]<0);

// Set the plot values

BelowZero.Set(0);
}

[NinjaTrader_Austin]

Rita, that code should do the trick. I had an indicator exactly like this laying around so I've attached it here for you. You can import the .zip file by going to File -> Utilities -> Import NinjaScript and then selecting the .zip file.