Done...
Done...
Done...Please note, if you want to customize any item, just remember to customize X, Y and/or Z...note to self, rename those variables...
@HighBredCloud Looking forward to your findingsThe "Slimmer Ribbon" project is located here...
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@HighBredCloud Thanks for the kind words...Don't be too nice to me or you'll have a hard time getting rid of me
Thanks for your feedback...it's good to know there are community members out there whom are interested in what the team is trying to accomplish...Our hope is to design, build and test ideas that the entire community can benefit from, if they so choose... can you share the link to where I can get the smoothed MAs by any chance?Thanks @netarchitech its good to be here with you guys, with all of your market and coding knowledge
# filename: MR__EZ_Slimmer_Ribbon_
# source: https://usethinkscript.com/threads/slim-ribbon-indicator-for-thinkorswim.245/
# original authors: Slim Miller and [USER=140]@markos[/USER]
# idea source: [USER=1381]@HighBredCloud[/USER]
# enhancements: [USER=72]@netarchitech[/USER]
#V01.01.11.20.2019
input price = close;
input SlimmerMALength1 = 8;
input SLimmerMALength2 = 13;
input SlimmerMALength3 = 21;
input SlimmerMAType = AverageType.EXPONENTIAL;
# plot and smooth the Moving Averages
def SlimmerMA1 = MovingAverage(SlimmerMAType, price, SlimmerMALength1);
plot SlimmerMovAvg1 = SlimmerMA1;
SlimmerMovAvg1.SetDefaultColor(Color.GREEN);
SlimmerMovAvg1.SetLineWeight(2);
SlimmerMovAvg1.hide();
def SlimmerMA2 = MovingAverage(SlimmerMAType, price, SlimmerMALength2);
plot SlimmerMovAvg2 = SlimmerMA2;
SlimmerMovAvg2.SetDefaultColor(Color.YELLOW);
SlimmerMovAvg2.SetLineWeight(2);
SlimmerMovAvg2.hide();
def SlimmerMA3 = MovingAverage(SlimmerMAType, price, SlimmerMALength3);
plot SlimmerMovAvg3 = SlimmerMA3;
SlimmerMovAvg3.SetDefaultColor(Color.RED);
SlimmerMovAvg3.SetLineWeight(2);
SlimmerMovAvg3.hide();
input applySelectSmoothing = yes;
def smooth_MA1 = EhlersSuperSmootherFilter(MovingAverage(SlimmerMAType, price, SlimmerMALength1));
def smooth_MA2 = EhlersSuperSmootherFilter(MovingAverage(SlimmerMAType, price, SlimmerMALength2));
def smooth_MA3 = EhlersSuperSmootherFilter(MovingAverage(SlimmerMAType, price, SlimmerMALength3));
input SelectSmoothingType = {default "Smooth MAs", "No Smoothing"};
plot X;
X.SetDefaultColor(Color.GREEN);
X.SetLineWeight(2);
plot Y;
Y.SetDefaultColor(Color.YELLOW);
Y.SetLineWeight(2);
plot Z;
Z.SetDefaultColor(Color.RED);
Z.SetLineWeight(2);
switch (SelectSmoothingType) {
case "Smooth MAs":
X = if applySelectSmoothing and SlimmerMA1 then smooth_MA1 else SlimmerMA1;
Y = if applySelectSmoothing and SlimmerMA2 then smooth_MA2 else SlimmerMA2;
Z = if applySelectSmoothing and SlimmerMA3 then smooth_MA3 else SlimmerMA3;
case "No Smoothing":
X = if applySelectSmoothing and SlimmerMA1 then SlimmerMA1 else SlimmerMA1;
Y = if applySelectSmoothing and SlimmerMA2 then SlimmerMA2 else SlimmerMA2;
Z = if applySelectSmoothing and SlimmerMA3 then SlimmerMA3 else SlimmerMA3;
}
;
Yes you're right...I just prefer to start apples to apples if possible...That said, I do appreciate you taking the time to be helpful...Thanks
@dolomick Not quite sure what you're referring to...Would it be this:
#
# TD Ameritrade IP Company, Inc. (c) 2015-2019
#
declare lower;
input cutoffLength = 20;
def whiteNoise = (close - close[2]) / 2;
def filter = reference EhlersSuperSmootherFilter(price = whiteNoise, "cutoff length" = cutoffLength);
def peak = if IsNaN(filter) then peak[1] * 0.991 else Max(AbsValue(filter), peak[1] * 0.991);
plot UniversalOsc = filter / peak;
plot ZeroLine = 0;
UniversalOsc.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(1));
UniversalOsc.SetLineWeight(2);
ZeroLine.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(4));
AddCloud(UniversalOsc, ZeroLine, Color.GREEN, Color.RED);#
# TD Ameritrade IP Company, Inc. (c) 2015-2019
#
declare lower;
input cutoffLength = 20;
def whiteNoise = (close - close[2]) / 2;
def filter = reference EhlersSuperSmootherFilter(price = whiteNoise, "cutoff length" = cutoffLength);
def peak = if IsNaN(filter) then peak[1] * 0.991 else Max(AbsValue(filter), peak[1] * 0.991);
plot UniversalOsc = filter / peak;
plot ZeroLine = 0;
UniversalOsc.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.HISTOGRAM);
UniversalOsc.AssignValueColor(if UniversalOsc > 0 then COLOR.GREEN else COLOR.RED);
UniversalOsc.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(1));
UniversalOsc.SetLineWeight(2);
ZeroLine.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(4));
#AddCloud(UniversalOsc, ZeroLine, Color.GREEN, Color.RED);Include this code (below) at the end (not sure if this is what you intended). You must also comment this line (#declare lower) if you want this label to appear on the top left.
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