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I am trying to customise Momentum and Williams %R indicators so that the relevant indicator lines are more visible when they cross the key levels. This is how these two indicators are presented on the main IG main platform, where: –

– The Momentum line turns green when it goes above the zero line and red when it goes below.

– The W’ms %R changes colour at the -20 and -80 levels. (Both are per the IG main platform in Dark mode, but I want the added features of PRT).

I am aware that customising indicators is possible in PRT but I am not code competent (or confident!) to try to do it myself.

Can anyone tell me how to do this and better still provide me a code to copy in to Indicator Customisation menu to play with.

Have never used this forum (or any other) as am in my 60’s and much of the lingo is klingon to me. So keep it simple,… Please.

 

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Hi, if you can pick an indicator from this library we can work out the code you are looking for.

Is there any indicator in that library that gets close to what you are looking for?

https://www.prorealcode.com/library/?category=prorealtime-indicators

There is also a forum where people can point you in the right direction as well:

https://www.prorealcode.com/forum/prorealtime-english-forum/

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Thanks for yr interest jlz.

There are no Momentum codes in the list but there is a Wms %R code. The latter seems to have been written in 'Spanglish'! (and possibly a while ago) and so I am unable to follow exactly what was intended and therefore reliability if downloaded.

It is the Momentum customisation that is key - the Wms %R would be nice so that one could customise others once seeing how it is done.

GraHA over on the PRC forum seems to have achieved it in answer to my identical question there but I first delayed in reply, due to not being notified of his input, and then misread what he had put. But if you know how to contact help that seems great from Nicolas, over there, but I had a problem uploading the image that I posted here and asked for help and came there none!.

Very grateful for your reply. Ian

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19 minutes ago, IAC said:

Thanks for yr interest jlz.

There are no Momentum codes in the list but there is a Wms %R code. The latter seems to have been written in 'Spanglish'! (and possibly a while ago) and so I am unable to follow exactly what was intended and therefore reliability if downloaded.

It is the Momentum customisation that is key - the Wms %R would be nice so that one could customise others once seeing how it is done.

GraHA over on the PRC forum seems to have achieved it in answer to my identical question there but I first delayed in reply, due to not being notified of his input, and then misread what he had put. But if you know how to contact help that seems great from Nicolas, over there, but I had a problem uploading the image that I posted here and asked for help and came there none!.

Very grateful for your reply. Ian

Hi, did you try the tag #momentum link.

https://www.prorealcode.com/tag/momentum/

 https://www.prorealcode.com/prorealtime-indicators/williams-percent-r/

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Hi Casey, Thank you. Yes I did and found nothing.

I can do the histogram and this is better than a single, often jagged line. I did not think it would be difficult to do the colour change at the zero (or other selected) line.

I am attaching the seeming successful graph that GraHa on PRC put up but has not got back to me about. (I refer to it in my reply to jlz above).

If you or any other can work out how he did it, in case he does not get back to me, then I would be grateful.670551690_MomentumWmsR.thumb.jpg.9cd71441265dc7c1b8c167fae24b1d72.jpg

 

Momentum & Wms %R.jpg

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