Fibbee 

Thanks, i'll have a look at it. Friendly tone might get lost here in written text but I know the opening range will not work for this. This is more simplistic. Just offset lines from the Current Day Open to create colored zones. This is just a visual aid to put on my multi-market monitor (say that five times fast!) so I can glance over and see where a secondary market is currently relative to the open, based on a background color. Essentially just trying to gradient color a few zones for any given day.

If you could post a graphical example of what you want that would help.

You could also use this free indicator:
https://www.discotrading.com/Description/3026

trendisyourfriend 

If you could post a graphical example of what you want that would help. You could also use this free indicator: https://www.discotrading.com/Description/3026

Here you go...

Fibbee 

Here you go...

Threw this together real quick.

I tested it on FX data as it's all I have connected. However, if I did it correctly it should offset properly on futures(like in ur image). If it does not let me know.


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forrestang 

Threw this together real quick. I tested it on FX data as it's all I have connected. However, if I did it correctly it should offset properly on futures(like in ur image). If it does not let me know. 2020-11-11_150940

Forrestang you are the man!! thank you!!

Works perfectly on futures as well.

Is it a pain to have the areas between each level be a colored zone?

Fibbee 

Forrestang you are the man!! thank you!! Works perfectly on futures as well. Is it a pain to have the areas between each level be a colored zone?

eXCELLENT!



I can draw a box... Although drawing a box would mean it couldn't have infinity as the upper limit? So you wouldn't be able to have 300 above the open to infinity.

THere may be a way to shade specific areas of a chart using the SharpDK tools in NT, but I would have to figure that out as I haven't used it much myself.

But if drawing boxes, it would look like THIS indicator visually(just with the boxes).

forrestang 

eXCELLENT! I can draw a box... Although drawing a box would mean it couldn't have infinity as the upper limit? So you wouldn't be able to have 300 above the open to infinity. There may be a way to shade specific areas of a chart using the SharpDK tools in NT, but I would have to figure that out as I haven't used it much myself. But if drawing boxes, it would look like THIS indicator visually(just with the boxes).

Works for me!

What if you did a box for the first three and then the from level 3 upwards no box, would that solve the upper infinity issue?

I would be happy with even shading the area between level 1 up/down

Fibbee 

Works for me! What if you did a box for the first three and then the from level 3 upwards no box, would that solve the upper infinity issue? I would be happy with even shading the area between level 1 up/down

Sure this will be relatively ez to do. I will update tomorrow.

forrestang 

Sure this will be relatively ez to do. I will update tomorrow.

It's a halfway decent indicator now so I've added it to the DOWNLOADS section.

Happy hunting!
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