I had been looking for an indicator like this for a long time. Congratulations, Samuel, and thank you very much for developing it.

Would it be possible for you to add Weeks, Months, and Years to the Base Period section?

Yes. I'll do that.

Thank you for comment.

And is there an option to change the time frame? For example, if I am on H4 and want to switch to M5 within the same chart, can I do that with a button?

Switch timeframe with a single click? not yet.

When using two charts at the same time?

How do you synchronize drawings?

They do not synchronize. I'll make it priority in next update.

Another suggestion would be to look for some optimization so that if I have already downloaded the 30-day history, and then I want to switch to another TF, for example 30m, I no longer have to wait for everything to load again, as I have noticed that if I switch between TFs, everything loads again. In other words, if I switch from 30 minutes to 1D again, I have to wait for the 30-day history to load, which I had already loaded initially.

Hi Samuel, I found another bug in the indicator. When adding a custom TF, such as 23, 25, or 12 minutes, the indicator has this problem where the history only shows a fragment of the candles, and the rest of the candles are left without a body or anything. The error is not corrected even if I add more numbers to the history depth.

The issue has been fixed.

Greetings, Samnuel  I would like the Renko indicator to include the option to calculate the brick size using %ATR, in addition to the fixed calculation by points. The logic is as follows: the indicator should take the ATR (Average True Range) value of a configurable period (for example, 14), and also allow selecting the unit of that period (days, hours, minutes). Then, the resulting ATR value should be multiplied by a user-defined percentage (e.g., 0.2 = 20%). The result will be the Renko brick size in points. With this setup, the Renko chart will automatically adjust to market volatility: when ATR increases, the bricks will be larger; when ATR decreases, the bricks will be smaller. This makes the Renko adaptive, without the need for manual recalibration.

There is an indicator from Az Invest that has this option, and it is incredible because it allows flexibility when calculating, and not all instruments have the same number of pips.

Hello, I just bought it, but is there some kind of instructions?,

Regards