When I choose ExtGartleyTypeSearch = 1; //1 - Shows all of the patterns on the site.
What is happening is that when the program draws the pattern, for some reason I end up loosing the extention lines. It only works if I choose 0 for ExtGartleyTypeSearch, the problem with this setting is that I want to a see all patterns in this region, which is option 1.
When I choose ExtGartleyTypeSearch = 1; //1 - Shows all of the patterns on the site.
What is happening is that when the program draws the pattern, for some reason I end up loosing the extention lines. It only works if I choose 0 for ExtGartleyTypeSearch, the problem with this setting is that I want to a see all patterns in this region, which is option 1.
OK I think I solved the problem. I looks like parameter patternInfluence caused the extention lined to erased, so I excluded it.
So now the Pessevanto patterns are being drawn with the fib lines.
I have another question? What does the NumberPattern do exactly? The documentation says it is used to calibrated zigzag, how does this happen?
What is the range for this parameter? And what does each setting do?
Thanks opening this thread . I have great interest recognizing patterns in real time trading .I will be happy to post in real time & interact others to help good trading .This is the thread i have been waiting for.
"The red square means the following.
On the lower bound - the pattern appears.
On the upper bound - the pattern disappears.
It pays off from price ratios of extreme points of patterns.
On a site of CD of a pattern change in price speed is calculated.
Considering this speed, it is timed achievements of the bottom and top borders of a pattern.
The calculated value of time defines the left and right borders of a red square.
Square borders - sizes settlement. They simply give some reference points at the price and on time. But guarantee nothing. It is necessary to remember always that patterns in ZUP are under construction on a zigzag. On a zigzag it is simply to do it. In a zigzag there is some accounting of development of market movement both on time and at the price."
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"The red square means the following.
On the lower bound - the pattern appears.
On the upper bound - the pattern disappears.
It pays off from price ratios of extreme points of patterns.
On a site of CD of a pattern change in price speed is calculated.
Considering this speed, it is timed achievements of the bottom and top borders of a pattern.
The calculated value of time defines the left and right borders of a red square.
Square borders - sizes settlement. They simply give some reference points at the price...
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THANK YOU PORUCHIK! Your postings here and on onix are AMAZING! One question for you! Can we add the FIB number to the ORANGE lines within the RED SQUARE? The PRZ area?
you are lazy 
Thanks for the link. I thought all your indicators would be in one place.
