Pivot Points in Radar Screen (indicator)

First of all. Hi Guys I'm new here, this is my first thread. I'm quite novice in tradestation easylanguage programming.

Before explain my project idea I'd like to share the first work I've done, that is a very simple indicator that calculates the daily Pivot Points based on the last day prices, by different formulas and plot them simply in a Chart. There are 5 indicators, Classic PP, Fibonacci, Camarilla, Woodies and Demarck. (Those are the formulas that i've found until today) You can have a look in the Image to get an idea. *It calculates Pivot Points, supports and resistances, when last day's close is given.




Also I'd like to invite you to test the indicators, and/or debug and report your analysis here. I'll be glad.

Here you can find the indicators.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6cCwjINrPCqNVEybExVLUxaUnM/

(Note: If you haven't tried the Person Pivot Points indicator for tradestation available in the appstore yet, you have to do it. The formula that build this man is great)

Then, I'll expose my doubts an project idea.

The Idea is to create an indicator for RadarScreen to plot daily pivot points for every symbol in the RadarScreen tables. I don't know why those indicators I posted doesn't rule for RadarScreen (I'm quite novice I said). If anybody knows how to make them compatible for RS, or to export them to RS and can help me would be perfect. The resultant window should look like this

RadarScreen Example.

Classic Pivot Point Camarilla Pivot Points
S_1 | PP | R_1 S_1 | etc, etc, etc
@ES 1653 1670 1675
{sorry i'll try to fix this, the editor doesn't respect blank spaces}


The second and final part of the project would be to improve that basis, to make an indicator that could react showing if any of the symbols is )(for example) a 0,10% close to any of the given pivot points. And show it, with neutral, green tick, or red tick.


Classic Pivot Point Camarilla Pivot Points
S_1 | PP | R_1 S_1 | etc, etc, etc
@ES neutral Green Tick red tick



I hope you'll find this interesting. Regards