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Vladislav Andruschenko 2012.10.10 20:32 #1

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Igor Makanu 2012.10.10 20:45 #2

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nothing to do with the starry sky map, the starry sky looks like this:

at least the background of the indicator should look like this

Vladislav Andruschenko 2012.10.10 20:50 #3

IgorM:

nothing to do with a star chart, the starry sky looks like this:

at least the background of the indicator should look like this

:-) Yeah, zadiac signs were in my mind too, just diluted with shooting stars for now.

and you have snow, not sky.

Anatoli Kazharski 2012.10.10 21:05 #4

Vladon:

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and you have snow, not sky.

What do you have? Does it look a lot like the sky? I would shoot myself if the sky suddenly became like you drew it. )))

That's how it really should be:

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Try making a copy of it, but programmatically. )))

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Vladislav Andruschenko 2012.10.11 09:59 #5

tol64:

What about you? Does it look a lot like the sky? I'd shoot myself if the sky suddenly became like you drew it. )))

That's how it really should be:

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Try making a copy of it, but programmatically. )))

Do you see this kind of thing out of the window?

Anatoli Kazharski 2012.10.11 11:57 #6

Vladon:
Do you see that from your window?

Too bad my eyes don't allow me to look that far. :) But at least what you see from your window is much more beautiful than CosmoGround.

What we see as a dot in the sky and call a star is actually in many cases an entire galaxy. The photo above was taken by theHubble Space Telescope.

As a background under the price chart you can put a nice picture and animate it a little bit programmatically. It will be super. ))) But it will distract from trading. )))

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Vladislav Andruschenko 2012.10.11 12:01 #7

tol64:

Too bad my eyes don't allow me to look that far. :) But at least what you can see out the window is much more beautiful than CosmoGround.

What we see as a dot in the sky and call a star is actually an entire galaxy in many cases. The photo above was taken by theHubble Space Telescope.

As a background under the price chart you can put a nice picture and animate it a little bit programmatically. It will be super. ))) But it will distract from trading. )))

The picture is not interesting. :-)

Anatoli Kazharski 2012.10.11 12:10 #8

Vladon:
the picture's not interesting. :-)

Then you can google maths pictures and see the implementation of Mandelbrot fractals in OpenCL in codebase. Very interesting. ))

Vladislav Andruschenko 2012.10.13 19:00 #9

mona,..... but it's a joke....

Mekenss 2023.02.03 13:46 #10

This background is suitable for mt4, it looks great.