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There were a few different suggestions regarding the po3 indicator including the one I posted. One was available for download, another is code you can copy, and mine was a .cs file.
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Originally posted by neveral0n3 View Postis this po3 indicator available to download? also looking for something like t00 degrees for nt8
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Hey guys - indicator has alot of potential. Like Noongun mentioned how do I add multiple candles 3-4 to the right side? Also the Hex color pallete doesnt update when I add different colors to the candles to match my existing theme.
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Originally posted by neveral0n3 View PostHey guys - indicator has alot of potential. Like Noongun mentioned how do I add multiple candles 3-4 to the right side? Also the Hex color pallete doesnt update when I add different colors to the candles to match my existing theme.
TextBrush = xTextBrush;
UpCandleOutlineBrush = xUpCandleOutlineBrush;
DownCandleOutlineBrush = xDownCandleOutlineBrush;
WickBrush = xWickBrush;
UpCandleFillBrush = xUpCandleFillBrush;
DownCandleFillBrush = xDownCandleFillBrush;
I had originally hard coded the brush colors and forgot to change that part.
Originally posted by Noongun View PostLast edited by rockmanx00; 03-15-2025, 07:42 PM.
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Originally posted by rockmanx00 View PostIt is possible. And it would look similar to what you are doing? You would just need to keep track of a set of OHLC doubles for every candle you are trying to add. You would just use the data from the higher time frame to get that data and index it appropriately. You would also need to determine where you wanted to place said candle. If you are not using any price data, then you can use the candle body start point and subtract an offset, in a similar way to how the first candle is already set up. Using prints would help you understand how adding and subtracting would affect how the rectangles are positioned.
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Originally posted by rockmanx00 View Post
Is this the indicator I made? If it is you would need to replace the code in OnStateConfigure
TextBrush = xTextBrush;
UpCandleOutlineBrush = xUpCandleOutlineBrush;
DownCandleOutlineBrush = xDownCandleOutlineBrush;
WickBrush = xWickBrush;
UpCandleFillBrush = xUpCandleFillBrush;
DownCandleFillBrush = xDownCandleFillBrush;
I had originally hard coded the brush colors and forgot to change that part.
It is possible. And it would look similar to what you are doing? You would just need to keep track of a set of OHLC doubles for every candle you are trying to add. You would just use the data from the higher time frame to get that data and index it appropriately. You would also need to determine where you wanted to place said candle. If you are not using any price data, then you can use the candle body start point and subtract an offset, in a similar way to how the first candle is already set up. Using prints would help you understand how adding and subtracting would affect how the rectangles are positioned.
Is there any way you can release this version of the code? Would essentially be doing us a favor but im struggling with ninjascript a bit. Thanks in advance
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MarginMultiCandlesticks3.cs : Added Fibonacci retracement lines and ability to shift the candles so few indicators can be used on the same chart. It's not optimized for performance, be sure to validate that it works on your PC.
Attached FilesLast edited by MiCe1999; 04-05-2025, 09:04 AM.
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Originally posted by MiCe1999 View PostMarginMultiCandlesticks3.cs : Added Fibonacci retracement lines and ability to shift the candles so few indicators can be used on the same chart. It's not optimized for performance, be sure to validate that it works on your PC.
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