Horizontal Lines per user input

[IFRPilot541]

I am trying to create a script that will plot a few horizontal lines on the chart.
The idea would be to open a study and input each number / line weight / color
These would be support and resistance levels (strong / weak for each)
extending them full length is fine, but I would like to be able to use a different color and line weight for each.
not asking for full working code just some idea of how to start
I know plot will do the line but getting the input / line weight - ect I am at a total loss.

 

[halcyonguy]

I am trying to create a script that will plot a few horizontal lines on the chart.
The idea would be to open a study and input each number / line weight / color
These would be support and resistance levels (strong / weak for each)
extending them full length is fine, but I would like to be able to use a different color and line weight for each.
not asking for full working code just some idea of how to start
I know plot will do the line but getting the input / line weight - ect I am at a total loss.

type in a symbol (in caps),
then pick stats for 4 lines
...color , 10 choices
...price
...line thickness

when the chart has the same symbol loaded, the lines will show up.

# horz_lines_colors

# https://usethinkscript.com/threads/horizontal-lines-per-user-input.16313/
# Horizontal Lines per user input
# test symbols  zig, zim, zt, zy, zw

def bn = BarNumber();
def na = Double.NaN;
#def diffday = if GetDay() != GetDay()[1] then 1 else 0;

#------------------
# symbol1
input Symbol1 = "zw";

#  this doesn't assign the color in quotes.
#  the location of the picked color in the series, is changed to a number
#   ex. pink is the 3rd number.  2 is saved in color1_choice ( count starts at 0)
input sym1_color1 = {default "magenta", "cyan", "pink", "gray", "orange", "red", "green", "dark_gray", "yellow", "white"};
input sym1_line1 = 0.0;
input sym1_line1_width = 1;

input sym1_color2 = {default "magenta", "cyan", "pink", "gray", "orange", "red", "green", "dark_gray", "yellow", "white"};
input sym1_line2 = 0.0;
input sym1_line2_width = 1;

input sym1_color3 = {default "magenta", "cyan", "pink", "gray", "orange", "red", "green", "dark_gray", "yellow", "white"};
input sym1_line3 = 0.0;
input sym1_line3_width = 1;

input sym1_color4 = {default "magenta", "cyan", "pink", "gray", "orange", "red", "green", "dark_gray", "yellow", "white"};
input sym1_line4 = 0.0;
input sym1_line4_width = 1;

#def s1 = close(Symbol1);

plot z1a = if getsymbol() == symbol1 and sym1_line1 > 0 then sym1_line1 else na;
plot z1b = if getsymbol() == symbol1 and sym1_line2 > 0 then sym1_line2 else na;
plot z1c = if getsymbol() == symbol1 and sym1_line3 > 0 then sym1_line3 else na;
plot z1d = if getsymbol() == symbol1 and sym1_line4 > 0 then sym1_line4 else na;

z1a.SetDefaultColor(getcolor(sym1_color1));
z1b.SetDefaultColor(getcolor(sym1_color2));
z1c.SetDefaultColor(getcolor(sym1_color3));
z1d.SetDefaultColor(getcolor(sym1_color4));

z1a.setlineweight(sym1_line1_width);
z1b.setlineweight(sym1_line2_width);
z1c.setlineweight(sym1_line3_width);
z1d.setlineweight(sym1_line4_width);

z1a.hidebubble();
z1b.hidebubble();
z1c.hidebubble();
z1d.hidebubble();
#

SQ 4 lines

colors 0-9
https://tlc.thinkorswim.com/center/reference/thinkScript/Functions/Look---Feel/GetColor