It is pretty simple, to be honest I am surprised someone claiming to be a "Vucking good EA Coder..." needs help to figure it out. The faint silver line is a moving average of the price source specified (default Open prices) of the length specified ...

Ahh!!! dumb moment over. I probably could have, but jojofx seems to have identified some settings that will get you what you want.

I think you may have the wrong person, I have nothing to do with that little dashboard

Feeling dumb at the moment, still not understanding. Do you mean reduce the size of the image in the post?

Sorry don't understand the question/suggestion

Well you learn something new every day. Been using and developing for cTrader for several years and never found that feature. Thanks

For anyone else who uses cTrader I have created an indicator that combines the two main market profile indicators posted by Wags. As you can see in the screen shot below it looks a little messy on the right because cTrader doesn't allow us to shift ...

Thanks for the info Wags. I will leave the lines off. Sadly cTrader doesn't let us shift the bars to make space on the right so it looks very messy already in that area chart and two more lines won't improve that.

@Wags I use cTrader rather than MT4 and have created my own indicator that merges the functionality of the two market profile MT4 indicators. I plan to share it but have one thing I need to clarify and complete before I do so. On the charts you ...

Converting the code from MQL4 (MT4) to MQL5 (MT5) is not a trivial matter. CompRSISelectv2 looks quite trivial code with only ~70 lines of code. The equivalent MQL5 version of it would easily tripple that if not more because you can no longer call a ...

No, it is populating a data series and only calculates data points that haven't been calculated before, so basically once a bar closes the corresponding value in the plot is fixed. UPDATE: Ignore that last statement, looking at the code more closely ...

So did some investigation to see if there is a difference between the way MT and cTrader calculate ATR and found there is difference. I googled and read half a dozen articles on True Range and ATR calculations and they all agreed on the formulas and ...

Thanks David, Likewise I am always keen to collaborate with like minded developers. I can confirm you got the calculation right, but not because I get the same values in cTrader, in fact quite the opposite. However for my own sanity I knocked up a ...

Interesting, I came to almost the same conclusion except where you used ATR I used ADR for the cTrader tools. If you have no objection I will change mine to match yours, and add the Day Open proximity indication. I think it would be good to maintain ...

For cTrader users. Here is a set of indicators to help cTrader users apply Roadmap. The zip file contains several indicators (most with documentation) and a couple of templates that I used for setting up the workspace shown. There is a readme.txt ...

Thanks David, that clears it up perfectly, I did miss that diagram previously, should have RTFMd a bit more :-)

I did the same to create an equivalent indicator for cTrader. Similarly I am fairly certain it produces the same results.

That isn't a code file, looks like someone has renamed the executable to give it the .mq4 extension, but that doesn't result in something MT can compile. If you change the extension to .ex4 and drop the file in your MT Indicators folder it should ...

Great indicator. I am trying to replicate it for cTrader and would like to clarify how you apply the proximity threshold. Effectively when checking whether the EMA8 channel is in proximity we create a virtual channel around the SMA200 using a value ...

Based on some feedback from Patje I have update the cTrader indicators for Roadmap. Composite RSI now has options for a adding a faster composite RSI using any or all of M30, M15, M5 and M1 timeframes. It also has the option to display a standard ...