Could you please tell me how to adjust the display of lines in the indicator as it was in mq4, just important to see the "heavy" and "light" line relative to each other. thank you
tabar:
Could you please tell me how to adjust the display of lines in the indicator as it was in mq4, it is just important to see the "heavy" and "light" line relative to each other. thank you
Judging by the oscillator, the "heavy" line is the lower boundary in the green fill and the upper boundary in the red fill, because there is a smaller amplitude compared to the opposite boundary.
Could you please tell me how to adjust the display of lines in the indicator as it was in mq4, it is just important to see the "heavy" and "light" line relative to each other. thank you
Yury Reshetov:
According to the oscillator, the "heavy" line is the lower boundary in the green fill and the upper boundary in the red fill, because there is a smaller amplitude compared to the opposite boundary.
No. This oscillator does not show divergence of lines, advance/deceleration of "heavy" and "light" lines, they both just change colours after crossing and that's it.
According to the oscillator, the "heavy" line is the lower boundary in the green fill and the upper boundary in the red fill, because there is a smaller amplitude compared to the opposite boundary.
tabar:
No. This oscillator does not show divergence of lines, advance/deceleration of "heavy" and "light" lines, they both just change colours after crossing and that's it.
No. This oscillator does not show divergence of lines, advance/deceleration of "heavy" and "light" lines, they both just change colours after crossing and that's it.
I only get one line:( I'm still a coder))))

It's like this:
//---- number of indicator buffers 2 #property indicator_buffers 2 //---- used only 2 graphical constructions #property indicator_plots 2 //+----------------------------------------------+ //| Parameters of indicator drawing 1 | //+----------------------------------------------+ //---- drawing of indicator 1 as a line #property indicator_type1 DRAW_LINE //---- Orange colour is used as indicator line colour #property indicator_color1 clrOrange //---- indicator line 1 - continuous curve #property indicator_style1 STYLE_SOLID //---- indicator 1 line thickness is 1 #property indicator_width1 1 //+----------------------------------------------+ //| Parameters of indicator drawing 2 | //+----------------------------------------------+ //---- drawing of indicator 2 as a line #property indicator_type2 DRAW_LINE //---- the colour Blue is used as the colour of the indicator line #property indicator_color2 clrBlue //---- indicator line 2 - continuous curve #property indicator_style2 STYLE_SOLID //---- indicator 2 line thickness is 1 #property indicator_width2 1
Nikolay Kositsin:
Got it))) Thank you!
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Digital_CCI_Woodies:
The CCI indicator using a digital filtering.
Author: Nikolay Kositsin