Big Mike Weis Wave Indicator

[Swing123]

I've recently downloaded Big Mike (Futures.io) Fantastic Weis Wave Indicator. I only use the PriceActionSwingOscillator element. I want to be able to tweak this, so that the wave counting resets when the bar closes in the opposite direction of the prior bar rather than when a pivot high/low is made as it currently does.

I am terrible at coding. Can someone please help me do this?

Thanks in advance
Swing

[NinjaTrader_PaulH]

Hello Swing123,

Thanks for your post.

Generally, it is a good idea to post the indicator source file and screenshot(s) that illustrate what you are after.

Please note that as a small team we cannot provide coding services.

We can leave this thread open for any forum member that would like to assist you.

If you would like this done for you, we can provide a link to 3rd party providers of programming services from the NinjaTrader ecosystem.

[Swing123]

Hi Paul
Yes, I appreciate that, at the time, i was not able to find the correct source link and had to log off.

Here is the link to the Indicator.

https://futures.io/local_links.php?action=ratelink&catid=26&linkid=1781

Being able to make the change i need should be pretty simple for anyone who can code. Is anyone please able to help?
Thanks in advance
Swing

[NinjaTrader_ChristopherD]

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[aligator]

Hi Paul
Yes, I appreciate that, at the time, i was not able to find the correct source link and had to log off.

Here is the link to the Indicator.

https://futures.io/local_links.php?a...26&linkid=1781

Being able to make the change i need should be pretty simple for anyone who can code. Is anyone please able to help?
Thanks in advance
Swing

First of all, it is not that simple. The PriceActionSwingOscillator is a very complex indicator and is tied to the base PriceSwingIndicator for input (the same package on Futures.IO).

Second, if you do not need the swing highs and lows then all you need is a simple modified volume indicator that would accumulates the volume of all bar(s) in the same direction and plot the value for each bar until a bar closes in the opposite direction then starts a new counting.

This is very easy and probably less than 200 lines of code instead of having to deal with several 1000s of code lines in the PAS indicators that no one will do it for free.

Good Luck!

p.s. By the way, PAS indicator package is written by dorschden, a fine programmer, and is not a "Big Mike Weis Wave Indicator." It was just uploaded by dorschden on Futures.IO (previously BigMike's).

[Swing123]

Thanks very much for your advice Aligator.

I was not aware that making the change to the WWave indicator was sucha big job. I too had already considered that the same outcome could be achieved by modifiying a standard volume indicator in exactly the same way you mention, but knowing so little about coding i thought this would be more work!

Thanks also for the clarification about the author. Credit where it is due.
Thanks
Swing.