mades wrote: Sun Jul 23, 2017 1:34 am This indi is unusually cpu heavy, maybe a bug?

That indicator is using objects for drawing and that makes it CPU heavy
You can use some version that does not have that filled areas and then it will work with much less CPU burden

mladen wrote: Sun Jul 23, 2017 9:48 pm That indicator is using objects for drawing and that makes it CPU heavy
You can use some version that does not have that filled areas and then it will work with much less CPU burden

Well, I know exactly when my metatrader doesn't respond as quickly as it should and this indi (I'm testing everything on 1M with different than default settings) made even scrolling back on chart slow and laggy. I don't remember a single indi made by you to be this laggy, even with objects/filled areas. Thats why I mentioned it here. Just placing it on chart increased my cpu load from 5 to 15% immediately (with no data incoming) and scrolling back made cpu go up to full 1 core (25%). Just my 2 cents, maybe someone else can confirm or negate the lagging issue (and then the problem is on my side which is possible).

mades wrote: Sun Jul 23, 2017 11:26 pm Well, I know exactly when my metatrader doesn't respond as quickly as it should and this indi (I'm testing everything on 1M with different than default settings) made even scrolling back on chart slow and laggy. I don't remember a single indi made by you to be this laggy, even with objects/filled areas. Thats why I mentioned it here. Just placing it on chart increased my cpu load from 5 to 15% immediately (with no data incoming) and scrolling back made cpu go up to full 1 core (25%). Just my 2 cents, maybe someone else can confirm or negate the lagging issue (and then the problem is on my side which is possible).

mades

I have tried to explain : that particular version is imitating what is available in metatrader 5 as fill drawing style. But since we do not have that same drawing stile in metatrader 4. objects are used to have similar thing as fill draw stile. That requires a lot of objects and that brings us to the hart of the problem : metatrader "does not like" when there are a lot of objects.

You can :
1. use the version that does not have the fill, but has the colored line
2. st the max bars on chart to some small(er) value

Keeping the objects to have the "fill style" can not be made faster and will always make CPU lag unless you use it on very limited number of bars

ok thanks that explains it all now.

sync filter`- low pass apz bands mtf - (on chart)
The version with interpolated mtf - alerts and arrows - usual prices for filter - 12 filter types
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Experts can better explain what "frequency cutoff" is about

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UCI - universal cycle index
This is Mladen's version UCI,very nice for choppy and or trend detecting tool - so simple and easy to use
it using usual prices
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there is place to extend it more effective with latest prices and other MA methods,may be some Averages,OMA,Tema and or NMA version will be invented one day

mntiwana wrote: Fri Jul 21, 2017 8:47 am Super Passband Filter 1.1
Extended version - thanks to mladen
Color filling % - unique ID - main line width
A lot of combinations can be created - even for any TF and of any trading strategy (short/long/medium)
experimenting advised
Very fantastic tool so i like request to experts for some Averaging methods to main line if applicable with newest prices

Heloo Mntiwana and Mladen
There may also be alerts as in the capture below :
Thank you !

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