Re: Chaos Visual Averages Indicators for MT4

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[quote=mrtools post_id=1295421720 time=1603466574 user_id=4864807]

Thanks; I think I have the lines now.
The screenshot (1) shows where I think (only an example) the histo colouring of the WPR subwindow should be
(fast and slow slope up - blue; fast and slow slope down - salmon)
Screenshot (2):
I reproduced the WPR with your StochFiltered
so:
whenever slow+fast Stoch = Blue = WPR histo blue (up)
whenever slow+fast Stoch = Red = WPR histo red (down)
(except: for up: if < 20 no up signal in histo; for down: if >80 no down signal in histo)
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Re: Chaos Visual Averages Indicators for MT4

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Anjum wrote: Wed Oct 28, 2020 12:16 am

Dear Mr. Tools,

Any update on the MTF+arrows version?

Thanks!
Added the mtf, on the alerts and arrows gonna have to figure out a work around, in mt4 you are only allowed think it is around 63 characters in your iCustom call and am right at that now, so working on a way around that.


Re: Chaos Visual Averages Indicators for MT4

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mrtools wrote: Sat Oct 31, 2020 9:05 am

Buffer for the fast wpr = #7 and the slow wpr #18.
OK, great thanks!


I just tested and ran into an issue whereby the numbers coming out didn't match the on screen values. I used an earlier version of haos to get this result:


in which everything lined up nicely. But when I tried with the newer version I got:


Here is the code that I used:

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   string haosName = "HaosVisual averages";
   haosName = "Haos Visual - averages (divergence + alerts + mtf)";
   
   int firstWprSmoothingPeriod = 21;
   enMaTypes maType = ma_hull;
   int firstWprPeriod = 51;
   int secondPeriod = 96;
   //double haos= iCustom(NULL,0,haosName, firstWprSmoothingPeriod, maType, firstWprPeriod, 30, -30, secondPeriod, maType, secondPeriod, 40, -40, false,5, i);
   double haos= iCustom(NULL,0,haosName, PERIOD_H1, 0, firstWprSmoothingPeriod, maType, firstWprPeriod, 30, -30, secondPeriod, maType, secondPeriod, 40, -40, false,18, i);
     
Any idea why they are different?

Thanks,

Mark


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