hello Junki, try to instal directly from your metatrader 4:

press ctrl+T 

go to Market tab

write TrendPlator on search

click on install

click on Install:

click on Open, and it must be on path "Indicators --> Market --> TrendPlator " 

here is the official MetaTrader4 way to Install products from Market https://www.metatrader4.com/en/market/robots-indicators

thanks for your feedback, to use it is just put on chart

the indicator has 3 paramters:

1. TimeFrame: used as base of the calculation of tops and bottoms to create the virtual trendlines
2. Applied:
   • HIGH means the calculation is for tops, it shows trendlines to supports
   • LOW means the calculation is for bottoms, it show trenlines to resistances
3. Calcuation Mode: this is useful in charts like bitcoin, because the scale is very high
   • LOGARITHMIC: means the virtual trendline uses a logarithmic scale, it is like the TradingView trendlines
   • ARITHIMETIC: means the virtual trendline will be like the native Metatrader Scale

Using the default parameters you can see the down trendlines from diary timeframe as resistances plator on your current chart

so you can insert other indicator on your chart and change the Applied Parameter to LOW, so you will see the up trendlines from diary timeframe on your current chart

You have the flexibility to insert as many indicators as you like on your chart, allowing you to create various virtual trendlines that align with your current timeframe. This is especially useful before entering a trade, as it enables you to observe potential support or resistance levels based on trendlines from timeframe parameter.

Thank you for answer.

Time frame set to 1 day?

This is the m1 chart I want to use.

Please tell me the best settings for the usdjpy m1 chart.

What does the color of the line mean?

the color is one for each virtual trendline

They are automatic trendlines, so you do not need to plot trendlines on your chart anymore because this indicator can show them for you.

You can use the "Current" parameter to create trendlines that correspond to the current timeframe of the chart. For example, if you are using the D1 (daily) chart, the "Current" parameter will generate trendlines based on that daily timeframe, and it should work well. However, for the M1 (1-minute) chart, as you mentioned earlier, it might not be as effective, as the price action can be very volatile at such short intervals.

To find the best parameter for the USD/JPY M1 chart, you'll need to conduct some testing and experimentation. Try different timeframes and observe how the trendlines behave and whether they provide meaningful insights. You can start by using larger timeframes, like M5, M15, or even H1, and see if the generated trendlines align with significant price movements. Fine-tune the parameter until you find the most suitable one for your trading strategy and goals.

Remember that each trading instrument and timeframe might require different parameter settings, so it's essential to adapt and adjust accordingly. Always practice risk management and monitor the performance of your strategy over time to ensure its effectiveness.

Please explain how to see the trend line on the D1 chart.

I wonder in what order they are drawn.

None, the color is neither strong nor reliable; the color serves solely as a means to identify which trendline corresponds to that price point. There are 8 trendlines, allowing you to zoom out. If the price is respecting these trendlines, it possibly indicates an important point of support or resistance. This occurs because the market has already acknowledged these trendlines and is adhering to them. However, it's crucial to recognize that when an important trendline is blocked, it implies that the price will go up like this image:

this chart is D1 using Timeframe D1 as paramer

now you can go to you H1 chart using the same parameters: look what happens:

the same thing know using M15

now using M5

1. press ctrl+o
2. go to "Charts" tab
3. select a number of Max Bars in chart
4. click on "ok" and Reinit your metatrader

your metatrade can have more bars now 

and now I have a M5 with those plators

and finally the M1 chart, these lines are the points from that last bar on D1 chart

Helo Junki, I think this can be useful, and it is free https://www.mql5.com/en/market/product/107361