Rogerio, we're you using it in mtf.?borgesr wrote:Hi Mr. Tools,
I tried to use the kumo_breakout_histo_v2 indicator on the offline chart generated via HA smoothed offline 3.09.
But I had a lot of performance issues.
It consumes a lot of processor different from BB Stop 1.3
Thank you,
Rogério
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// Inicio Kumo Breakout
TrendKBH = iCustom(NULL,0,"kumo_breakout_histo_v2",0,0,Tenkan,Kijun,Senkou,BreakoutPrice,alertsOn,alertsOnCurrent,alertsMessage,alertsSound,alertsNotify,alertsEmail,verticalLinesVisible,linesOnNewest,verticalLinesID,verticalLinesUpColor,verticalLinesDnColor,verticalLinesNuColor,verticalLinesStyle,verticalLinesWidth,7,1);if(TrendKBH>0) TendenciaKBH ="Compra"; // Buy
if(TrendKBH<0) TendenciaKBH ="Venda"; // Sell
if(NormalizeDouble(TrendKBH,0)==0) TendenciaKBH ="Neutra"; // Neutral// Fim Kumo BreakoutIn your I custom call you are calling buffer # 7 in that indicator there are only 3 buffers total.borgesr wrote:Hi Mrtools,
I'm using default parameters.
// Inicio Kumo Breakout
TrendKBH = iCustom(NULL,0,"kumo_breakout_histo_v2",0,0,Tenkan,Kijun,Senkou,BreakoutPrice,alertsOn,alertsOnCurrent,alertsMessage,alertsSound,alertsNotify,alertsEmail,verticalLinesVisible,linesOnNewest,verticalLinesID,verticalLinesUpColor,verticalLinesDnColor,verticalLinesNuColor,verticalLinesStyle,verticalLinesWidth,7,1);if(TrendKBH>0) TendenciaKBH ="Compra"; // Buy
if(TrendKBH<0) TendenciaKBH ="Venda"; // Sell
if(NormalizeDouble(TrendKBH,0)==0) TendenciaKBH ="Neutra"; // Neutral// Fim Kumo Breakout
Thank you,
Rogério
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int init()
{
IndicatorBuffers(8);
SetIndexBuffer(0,UpH); SetIndexStyle(0,DRAW_HISTOGRAM); SetIndexLabel(0, "UpH");
SetIndexBuffer(1,DnH); SetIndexStyle(1,DRAW_HISTOGRAM); SetIndexLabel(1, "DnH");
SetIndexBuffer(2,NuH); SetIndexStyle(2,DRAW_HISTOGRAM); SetIndexLabel(2, "NuH");
SetIndexBuffer(3,SpanA_Buffer); SetIndexStyle(3,DRAW_NONE); SetIndexLabel(3, "SpanA");
SetIndexBuffer(4,SpanB_Buffer); SetIndexStyle(4,DRAW_NONE); SetIndexLabel(4, "SpanB");
SetIndexBuffer(5,Tenkan_Buffer); SetIndexStyle(5,DRAW_NONE); SetIndexLabel(5, "Tenkan");
SetIndexBuffer(6,Kijun_Buffer); SetIndexStyle(6,DRAW_NONE); SetIndexLabel(6, "Kijun");
SetIndexBuffer(7,trend); SetIndexStyle(7,DRAW_NONE); SetIndexLabel(7, "trend");That is not an issue of the indicator (or the code)borgesr wrote:Hi Mr. Tools,
I tried to use the kumo_breakout_histo_v2 indicator on the offline chart generated via HA smoothed offline 3.09.
But I had a lot of performance issues.
It consumes a lot of processor different from BB Stop 1.3
Thank you,
Rogério
Rogerio, this version is using the new better mtf and the kumo cloud is a function.borgesr wrote:Hi Mrtools,
See the buffers
The following indicator is attached.Code: Select all
int init() { IndicatorBuffers(8); SetIndexBuffer(0,UpH); SetIndexStyle(0,DRAW_HISTOGRAM); SetIndexLabel(0, "UpH"); SetIndexBuffer(1,DnH); SetIndexStyle(1,DRAW_HISTOGRAM); SetIndexLabel(1, "DnH"); SetIndexBuffer(2,NuH); SetIndexStyle(2,DRAW_HISTOGRAM); SetIndexLabel(2, "NuH"); SetIndexBuffer(3,SpanA_Buffer); SetIndexStyle(3,DRAW_NONE); SetIndexLabel(3, "SpanA"); SetIndexBuffer(4,SpanB_Buffer); SetIndexStyle(4,DRAW_NONE); SetIndexLabel(4, "SpanB"); SetIndexBuffer(5,Tenkan_Buffer); SetIndexStyle(5,DRAW_NONE); SetIndexLabel(5, "Tenkan"); SetIndexBuffer(6,Kijun_Buffer); SetIndexStyle(6,DRAW_NONE); SetIndexLabel(6, "Kijun"); SetIndexBuffer(7,trend); SetIndexStyle(7,DRAW_NONE); SetIndexLabel(7, "trend");
Thank you,
Rogério
Yes,you can use HA Averages version in place,of course there are smoothed Averages versions tooborgesr wrote:Hi Mrtolls and Mladen,
Is it possible to add more filters in the Heiken ashi smoothed 3 indicator?
Example
SMA, // Simple Moving Average
EMA, // Exponential Moving Average
Wilder, // Wilder Exponential Moving Average
LWMA, // Linear Weighted Moving Average
SineWMA, // Sine Weighted Moving Average
TriMA, // Triangular Moving Average
LSMA, // Least Square Moving Average (or EPMA, Linear Regression Line)
SMMA, // Smoothed Moving Average
HMA, // Hull Moving Average by A.Hull
ZeroLagEMA, // Zero-Lag Exponential Moving Average
DEMA, // Double Exponential Moving Average by P.Mulloy
T3_basic, // T3 by T.Tillson (original version)
Thank you,
Rogério