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Date/Time: Sun, 12 May 2024 00:54:57 +0000
Vertical line (not extented) from a higher timeframe copied to a lower TF as a rectangle
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[2020-08-30 08:57:18] |
User267701 - Posts: 66 |
I need to mark Sup/Res manually because there are too many variables for me to formulate an indicator. I also cant use an extended Rectangle on the higher TF because it will always interfere with subsequent bars. Its important to me to have those zones for 10+ bars visible at the same time. So the only solution i can think of is mark those areas for each single bar and then stretch them over as an area over the lower time frame. But i dont know how. Drawing a non-extending rectangle for a single bar could work but isnt possible either afaik. So is there a workaround? |
[2020-08-30 12:31:58] |
Ackin - Posts: 1865 |
So the only solution i can think of is mark those areas for each single bar and then stretch them over as an area over the lower time frame. But i dont know how.
Do you just need to transfer the rectangle from a higher TF to a lower one? Look: Copy Chart Drawings from Chart #'s Chart Settings: Copy Chart Drawings from Chart #'s (Chart >> Chart Settings >> Chart Drawings menu) |
[2020-08-30 13:06:03] |
User267701 - Posts: 66 |
Hello Ackin, that only works for extended rectangles which i cant use, because they overlap with each consecutive bar/ rectangle. Normal rectangles cant be drawn for a SINGLE BAR in the higher timeframe. Lines can be copied they way you suggest. But cant be changed in style to a rectangle which would mark the HTP bar's area for a lower timeframe, lets say Daily Sup/Res zone stretched over 23 hourly bars. |
[2020-08-30 13:44:28] |
Ackin - Posts: 1865 |
hmmm .... You're right the Daily rectangle is a problem ... otherwise it works well ... I don't know, maybe another way to specify those conditions for drawing a zone. Are they really that complicated?
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[2020-08-30 15:30:55] |
User267701 - Posts: 66 |
Right now i have no time for the coding. Its a whole new chapter for me. I would need weeks or even months to get it done right and SC may be able to offer a solution in notime. Lets see, what they write. |
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