Thank you Wizard. Things look just fine now.

-Keep

Wizard,

Great job. Thanks for taking time off over your weekend to work on this

perryg 

Attached is the template

merci Perryg , sympa

Hi guys,
I like am trying to use the SM12_v01. I changed the line to dots so I get red and blue dots. It appears that it will get in a move 1 bar earlier but, the dots repaint. Can this be fixed? I have tried to attach a screen shot but this is my first attempt. Thanks for all your help.

Eddie

eensor 

Hi guys, I like am trying to use the SM12_v01. I changed the line to dots so I get red and blue dots. It appears that it will get in a move 1 bar earlier but, the dots repaint. Can this be fixed? I have tried to attach a screen shot but this is my first attempt. Thanks for all your help. Eddie

Eddie, if you're up to a little coding, you could comment out the lines that look like this:

 

Code

SMIup.Set(1, smis[1]);

and just leave it so it looks like this...

 

Code

//SMIup.Set(1, smis[1]); SMIup.Set(smis[0]);

or someone could make this a non-repaint version.
HTH,
Kirk

eensor 

Hi guys, I like am trying to use the SM12_v01. I changed the line to dots so I get red and blue dots. It appears that it will get in a move 1 bar earlier but, the dots repaint. Can this be fixed? I have tried to attach a screen shot but this is my first attempt. Thanks for all your help. Eddie

Eddie,

Another option would be to use the SMI4 or SMI5 (the code was commented out to prevent "repainting". If you only want the dots & the EMA line, change the histogram bars to "Transparent" change BACKGROUND COLORING = FALSE and PAINT BARS = FALSE, in the indicator preferences panel, then it should look just like the SMI2.

Thanks Zeller and Wizard. I appreciate all your help. I don't know how to code but, you never learn until you try. I'll give it a shot and do the changes on the 15.

Thanks again,
Eddie

zeller4 

Eddie, if you're up to a little coding, you could comment out the lines that look like this:   Code SMIup.Set(1, smis[1]); and just leave it so it looks like this...   Code //SMIup.Set(1, smis[1]); SMIup.Set(smis[0]); or someone could make this a non-repaint version. HTH, Kirk

Zeller,

Should I do the same for the SMIdn?

Thanks,
Eddie

eensor 

Zeller, Should I do the same for the SMIdn? Thanks, Eddie

Eddie,

Here's the "non-repaint" version of SMI2 (SMI2v2).

NOTE: I'm pretty sure I saw a non-repaint version already posted to the download section, too, so I'm not going to duplicate things by posting it again there. This one is just for you (and anyone else who wants it too, of course).

TheWizard 

Eddie, Here's the "non-repaint" version of SMI2 (SMI2v2).

Awesome,

Thanks Wiz

Eddie