multi time frame two indicators

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Quoting jtmoore007

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what do the colors represent? to me it looks like its just an rsi in both time frames? also im getting a different value for the m5 as i do if you pull up m5 chart and apply regular rsi.

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 for(int i=limit; i>=0; i--)
     {
      double  zero = iBarShift(NULL,0,Time[i]);
      double   m1 = iBarShift(NULL,1,Time[i]);
      double   m5 = iBarShift(NULL,5,Time[i]);
      double   m15 = iBarShift(NULL,15,Time[i]);
      double   m30 = iBarShift(NULL,30,Time[i]);
      double   h1 = iBarShift(NULL,60,Time[i]);
      double   h4 = iBarShift(NULL,240,Time[i]);
      double   d1 = iBarShift(NULL,1440,Time[i]);
      double   w1 = iBarShift(NULL,10080,Time[i]);
      double   mn = iBarShift(NULL,43200,Time[i]);          
      
      if (
      iRSI(NULL,0,8,PRICE_CLOSE,zero)>iRSI(NULL,0,20,PRICE_CLOSE,zero)
      //&&iRSI(NULL,43200,8,PRICE_CLOSE,mn)>iRSI(NULL,43200,20,PRICE_CLOSE,mn)
     // &&iRSI(NULL,10080,8,PRICE_CLOSE,w1)>iRSI(NULL,10080,20,PRICE_CLOSE,w1)
      //&&iRSI(NULL,1440,8,PRICE_CLOSE,d1)>iRSI(NULL,1440,20,PRICE_CLOSE,d1)
      
      ){
      ExtMapBuffer1[i]=High[i];
      ExtMapBuffer2[i]=Low[i];
      }
      
       if (
      iRSI(NULL,0,8,PRICE_CLOSE,zero)<iRSI(NULL,0,20,PRICE_CLOSE,zero)
      //&&iRSI(NULL,43200,8,PRICE_CLOSE,mn)<iRSI(NULL,43200,20,PRICE_CLOSE,mn)
     // &&iRSI(NULL,10080,8,PRICE_CLOSE,w1)<iRSI(NULL,10080,20,PRICE_CLOSE,w1)
     // &&iRSI(NULL,1440,8,PRICE_CLOSE,d1)<iRSI(NULL,1440,20,PRICE_CLOSE,d1)
      ){
      ExtMapBuffer3[i]=High[i];
       ExtMapBuffer4[i]=Low[i];
      }
      
      
     }

       for(int i=limit; i>=0; i--)
     {
     
     // time frames to use
      double  tf1 = iBarShift(NULL,30,Time[i]);
      double  tf2 = iBarShift(NULL,240,Time[i]);
      
     // setup indies for tf
      double ma1=iMA(NULL,30,50,0,MODE_EMA,PRICE_CLOSE,tf1);
      double ma2=iMA(NULL,240,50,0,MODE_EMA,PRICE_CLOSE,tf2);
      
      
     // set a rule
      if (ma1>ma2)ExtMapBuffer1[i]=ma1;
      }

Quoting stevejames

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I thought the point was that the price be accurate. It was designed to repaint up to the large time frame back. However, if you want to have it written in stone with each bar of the smaller time frame, all one need do is remove the second for loop and it will not be allowed to redraw. I can see that this has become a sore point for you and in an effort to promote good will, I will just remove my posts and the indicator change.

As you may have noticed, I do not post very much at this forum and have been a member for years. I now remember why....

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Quoting tomhliles

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when drawing a large tf on a smaller tf chart, i think of it like using close price, the signal can change until the bar is finished

the original concept is not broken
thats just how it is

the only fix i know of, is use diferent setting for the current tf

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Quoting zznbrm

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Again, I completely disagree. But, if you are happy with your way of programming MTF indicators, so be it!

I'll take stevejames' route and delete my posts as they are obviously not helping anyone and it appears further discussions are only going to agitate others.

Best of luck!

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Quoting tomhliles

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it seems youv both deleted some posts, i dont know which of you posted the indy, or who got agitated?

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