Sound Alert and Background color change

[fluentd]

Not sure if this is possible or if maybe it has been done before but I am looking for a way to have an alert go off and change the color of the background on a chart temporarily when either price has a surge or volume surge happens?

 

[BenTen]

Since you didn't provide the code that you need help with, take a look at this example below.

def abc = x;
plot data = abc;
Alert(data, " ", Alert.Bar, Sound.Chimes);

 

[fluentd]

Hey Ben,

Sorry I have no code as of right now I was asking if something like that had already been created

 

[BenTen]

@fluentd You can't create something out of thin air. Come back when you have the script that you want to add alert to.

 

[rad14733]

Hey Ben,

Sorry I have no code as of right now I was asking if something like that had already been created

Your answer is, Yes, you can get a sound Alert() and members have also coded chart background changes when conditions are met... But, as @BenTen stated, we need something to work from to give code examples...

 

[bcnhill]

A good example of this functionality is here:

https://usethinkscript.com/threads/change-charts-background-based-on-thinkscript-condition.3611/

This is great work in my view. I am trying to change this so that one can pick different conditions (different types of moving averages for instance). My severe limitations with ThinkScript are making my efforts futile. If I figure it out I will post. If anyone else has an example of this I would certainly appreciate it.

As always, thanks to all of the technical experts on this forum who are so generous with their time. It is very much appreciated!

 

[earlyinout]

So I created this basic label and used today, works fine but really need a sound alert when changes from red to green...or green to red
as I miss the change if I am busy. Is this even possible? Thanks for any help.

def mah13  = hullMovingAvg("length" = 13) ;
addLabel(1, "MAW back2", if  mah13 > mah13[1] then color.green else color.red);

 

[MerryDay]

Did you read the TOS instructions for setting up an alert? Where did you run into a problem?

• Here are guidelines for what we need to assist posters asking for help.
• Here is an explanation of how the different alerts work on the TOS platform and some of their limitations.

HTH

 

[earlyinout]

Did you read the TOS instructions for setting up an alert? Where did you run into a problem?

• Here are guidelines for what we need to assist posters asking for help.
• Here is an explanation of how the different alerts work on the TOS platform and some of their limitations.

HTH

did research could not find anything I could make work most are for price or crossovers I need for change in direction of single indicator!

 

[MerryDay]

@earlyinout Ahhhh... you are asking for the syntax for the alert.
For future reference, when making requests for assistance, CLARITY is key.

Alert(mah13 > mah13[1] and mah[1] < mah13[2], "reversal to uptrend", Alert.Bar, Sound.bell);
Alert(mah13 < mah13[1] and mah[1] > mah13[2], "reversal to downtrend", Alert.Bar, Sound.ding);

I 'think' this may be what you are requesting?
HTH

 

[TraderBursatil]

Hello ... is there a possibility to create a sound when the volume of / NQ exceeds 2500 and another when it exceeds 4500? Thanks

 

[XeoNoX]

select /NQ chart then right click on chart and create an ALERT then choose the timeframe and choose study and then put

volume > 2500

choose your sound notification

repeat the process for a 2nd alert and instead of 2500 change it to 4500

this video below should help out as well

 

[rad14733]

@jcga1981 The method @XeoNoX mentioned will work, but it is a once-and-done Alert... If you want to be alerted every time those target prices are hit you can create a Scan and set it to send an Alert every time either of those conditions are met... I currently have three such Alerts running to notify me of specific conditions throughout the trading day... I get alerts every 3 - 7 minutes from each Alert... Granted, a Chart Alert will be more responsive due to being real-time, but the delay on the Scan-based Alerts helps filter out false breakouts... Food for thought...