global wrote: Mon Aug 11, 2025 8:38 am If you were not doing this already, just also multiply the Accelerator Signal Period 15, so 5x15=75. That would give you a perfect representation of the AC on the 15 min chart on the 1 min chart. To make it even smoother, just increase the variance from 2 to 3 or more, as you like. Test different values until you get the result you want. Let me know how this works out for you.

Below is a screenshot of the AC on the 1 min chart but showing how it would look on the 5 minute chart.

The first sub window shows the AC with MA1 : 5, MA2: 24, Accelerator signal period: 5 and Variance: 2, with Time frame to use: 15
The second sub window shows the AC with MA1 : 5x5=25, MA2: 5x24=120, Accelerator signal period: 5x5=25 and Variance: 2, with Time frame to use: current time frame.

If I increase the Variance of the AC in the second sub window it would become even smoother.

So in your case, to see the AC on the 15 min time frame from the 1 min time frame, in your second sub window, you can use, MA1 : 5x15=75, MA2: 24x15=360, Accelerator signal period: 5x15=75, Variance: 2, and Time frame to use: current time frame. And of course you can also increase the variance to make it as smooth as you want or reduce it to make it faster. You may not get it to be an exact replica in the first sub window of the AC on the 15 minute time frame maybe because of the way the interpolation is done with the "Time frame to use" set to 15 minutes.


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