mrtools wrote: Mon May 05, 2025 8:11 am Hello, did this version not sure how close to the version you posted though.

Shocked at your proficience in MT5 coding of late Mrtoolz......... can you pretty let us change the level color & reupdate in the post because its revert back to silver but I love you for really making MT5 codes now!!! And because of you I can feel comfortable to use this platform

moey_dw wrote: Mon May 05, 2025 7:56 pm Shocked at your proficience in MT5 coding of late Mrtoolz......... can you pretty let us change the level color & reupdate in the post because its revert back to silver but I love you for really making MT5 codes now!!! And because of you I can feel comfortable to use this platform

Made it like the mt4 version with ability to change in the settings and posted it in the original post.

Thank you Mr. Tools, superb job as always!! Blessings!!

kvak wrote: Tue Jun 25, 2024 2:48 am Here is new version. I recode part with atr/stdev ( now is not as onbuild function ) and there is not errors....
Also added a small dots as a arrows.
That's all I can do for now...

Good thinks are simple. Its same with micro, macro and TA.

kvak wrote: Sat Apr 19, 2025 7:33 am Hello, Don't know whitch histogram have in mind, but I am made this version.
Upper histogram is for Heiken ashi, lower is for stepMA.

You can use the derivative to visualize the steepness of slope changes, both for upward and downward movements. Adding the second derivative improves the quality even further. Another option is to use MetaTrader 5’s built-in cosine MathCos() - functions for enhanced modeling. First and second derivatives into the indicator for visualizing inflection points and trend acceleration.

Just an idea but this visualise some.

ahhbii88 wrote: Sun May 18, 2025 3:42 am Hello Mr tool can you help me convert to mt5

This is a new version of HaDelta, maybe you can use.

ZigZag wrote: Fri May 16, 2025 7:04 am You can use the derivative to visualize the steepness of slope changes, both for upward and downward movements. Adding the second derivative improves the quality even further. Another option is to use MetaTrader 5’s built-in cosine MathCos() - functions for enhanced modeling. First and second derivatives into the indicator for visualizing inflection points and trend acceleration.

Just an idea but this visualise some.

Maybe close to your idea click

kvak wrote: Mon May 19, 2025 4:33 am Maybe close to your idea click

Idea is exactly same, even I dont need much arrows (anywhere actually) but you could leave it as optional for users just like that for Heiken Ashi too.
Heiken Ashi itself is not actually professional stuff and isnt even exist in most proplatforms and there is very simple reason for it, you cannot read the chart anymore what it is doing with it even its visually very appealing. In fact I never even seen it anywhere else than in this forum before.

I have decent math exist for this kind of "compass" derivate changes but havent figured out it yet very well myself where exactly implement it, which indicator - one such a place could be any "heatmaps" for backgrounds for instance but there is multiple choices.

Btw. Here is this "Didi" indicator if someone wants it to MT-5 platform (Didi Index). Next version might be very different than this, it allready is in here but this is same version as Kvak did for MT-4.......

ZigZag wrote: Mon May 19, 2025 5:35 am Idea is exactly same, even I dont need much arrows (anywhere actually) but you could leave it as optional for users just like that for Heiken Ashi too.
Heiken Ashi itself is not actually professional stuff and isnt even exist in most proplatforms and there is very simple reason for it, you cannot read the chart anymore what it is doing with it even its visually very appealing. In fact I never even seen it anywhere else than in this forum before.

I have decent math exist for this kind of "compass" derivate changes but havent figured out it yet very well myself where exactly implement it, which indicator - one such a place could be any "heatmaps" for backgrounds for instance but there is multiple choices.

Btw. Here is this "Didi" indicator if someone wants it to MT-5 platform (Didi Index). Next version might be very different than this, it allready is in here but this is same version as Kvak did for MT-4.......

That's such a good conversion, it works perfectly for MT5