Mql5 code idea of indicators for beginners? - page 5

Hello, thanks for responding. I think I didn't explain myself well. In reality, I already made that modification (1D), and that's when it distorts in another frame of time (in fact, that's my problem now, that it distorts in another frame of time). Logic tells me that the DRAWN LINE should come out the same (DRAWN) in all frames of time (since they are fixed numbers according to the buffer, and we are drawing a line according to those numbers). Could it be an ordering problem that could be corrected with "arraysetaseries"? I appreciate your response once again. Greetings.

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No, the ArraySetAsSeries function will have no effect other than reviewing the traversal indexes in the code
ArraySetAsSeries - Array Functions - MQL5 Reference - Reference on algorithmic/automated trading language for MetaTrader 5

with As_Serie = false, index 0 corresponds to the first bar
with As_serie = True, index 0 is the current bar

In fact I did not understand your problem of distortion of your multi timeframe moving average, because the captures that you provided to illustrate your problem are not clear. Personally I don't see the average, dark blue on a black background equals I don't see anything

Send captures where the so-called distorted average is clearly visible, thank you

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Let me explain, when I modified the code to work with the 1D time frame, the code works well (the blue line is the moving average configured in MT5, and the overlaid red line is the one working with the code, they are exactly the same). Now, when I change the time frame to 6H, that same red line that works with the code in the 1D time frame distorts. Why does it distort? It should be drawn as if it were in the 1D time frame. I'm sending you 2 screenshots, one with the name 1D, where it can be seen working fine, and another with the name H6, where it can be seen how the moving average distorts

I'll look at it a little later and test some modified code to try and see

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After all, they weren't that useless.

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I just looked and figured out what IMA doing, but I don't have a solution yet.

The MM is not distorted at all.

IMA simply displays what you ask it to do, namely the average that "would" be displayed on the timeframe you request....

I don't know what purpose it serves, but that's what it does and of course it's not what you wanted.

You'll have to code!!!

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