hi
is it easy to change tradingview indicator to work in Sierra Chart?
TY

yamin2000 

hi is it easy to change tradingview indicator to work in Sierra Chart? TY

I don't use their software but their code look similar enough, so the answer is yes.

I think pinescript does some of the heavy lifting in tradingview code. A coder may have to add some of the missing code to get it to work.

For example I've seen average true range in part of a code. The atr code is not there but only asks for the atr. And pinescript automatically adds the numbers through it's back end.

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thanks guys
Can you recommend someone do it for me ?

What indicator are you looking to have converted? I've used both platforms and am having a hard time imagining an indicator Tradingview has that Sierra doesn't.

I skimmed thru 370 pages of their indicators under scripts tab most with the lock on even with a simple SMA code. But as the post above said SC should have most of them done already.

Rrrracer 

What indicator are you looking to have converted? I've used both platforms and am having a hard time imagining an indicator Tradingview has that Sierra doesn't.

This one
https://www.tradingview.com/script/JJp5Eg3d-RS-Renko-Auto-Cloner-V0/
it helped me alot with my strategy it might not work with other strategy but for me its working


//@version=2
study(title='[RS]Renko Auto Cloner V0', shorttitle='lv', overlay=true)
use_current_timeframe = input(true)
alternative_timeframe = input('5')
renko_data_source = input('close')
renko_mode = input('ATR')
renko_mode_value = input(defval=100, type=float)
t = renko(tickerid, renko_data_source, renko_mode, renko_mode_value)

ro = security(t, use_current_timeframe ? period : alternative_timeframe, open)
rc = security(t, use_current_timeframe ? period : alternative_timeframe, close)

is_new_direction = change(rc-ro) != 0
sr = is_new_direction ? ro : sr[1]

n01 = plot(series=is_new_direction ? na : sr-(rc-ro), title='-1', color=red, style=linebr, transp=0)
p00 = plot(series=is_new_direction ? na : sr, title='0', color=black, style=linebr, transp=0)
p01 = plot(series=is_new_direction ? na : sr+(rc-ro) * 1, title='1', color=blue, style=linebr, transp=0)
p02 = plot(series=is_new_direction ? na : sr+(rc-ro) * 2, title='2', color=black, style=linebr, transp=0)
p03 = plot(series=is_new_direction ? na : sr+(rc-ro) * 3, title='3', color=black, style=linebr, transp=0)
p04 = plot(series=is_new_direction ? na : sr+(rc-ro) * 4, title='4', color=black, style=linebr, transp=0)
p05 = plot(series=is_new_direction ? na : sr+(rc-ro) * 5, title='5', color=black, style=linebr, transp=0)
p06 = plot(series=is_new_direction ? na : sr+(rc-ro) * 6, title='6', color=black, style=linebr, transp=0)
p07 = plot(series=is_new_direction ? na : sr+(rc-ro) * 7, title='7', color=black, style=linebr, transp=0)
p08 = plot(series=is_new_direction ? na : sr+(rc-ro) * 8, title='8', color=black, style=linebr, transp=0)
p09 = plot(series=is_new_direction ? na : sr+(rc-ro) * 9, title='9', color=black, style=linebr, transp=0)
p10 = plot(series=is_new_direction ? na : sr+(rc-ro) * 10, title='10', color=black, style=linebr, transp=0)

fill(plot1=p00, plot2=p01, color=blue, transp=90, title='BG01')