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Feniks2020

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I'm having trouble "finding/correcting the error"...won't accept the last line regardless of what I've tried.
I intend to use the script to track extreme oversold/overbought exhaustion occurrences in my watchlist
Any help would be greatly appreciated!



Code: 
plot ValueRSUD = RSI()."RSI" + StochRSI()."FullK" + StochasticFull()."FullK";
plot Avg = ValueRSUD / 3;
plot Diff = Avg * 1;
Value.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(1));
Avg.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(8));
Diff.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(5));
Diff.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.RSUD);
Diff.SetLineWeight(3);
Diff.DefineColor("Positive and Up", Color.GREEN);
Diff.DefineColor("Positive and Down", Color.DARK_GREEN);
Diff.DefineColor("Negative and Down", Color.RED);
Diff.DefineColor("Negative and Up", Color.DARK_RED);
Diff.DefineColor("Neutral", Color.BLACK);
Diff.AssignValueColor(if Diff >=83.34 then Diff.Color("Positive and Up")
else if Diff < 83.33 > 76.67 then Diff.Color("Positive and Down")
else if Diff > 23.34 < 76.66 then Diff.Color("Neutral")
else if Diff > 16.67 < 23.34 then Diff.Color("Negative and Down")
else if Diff > 5 < 16.67 then Diff.Color("Negative and Up"));
 
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@Feniks2020 The If/Then/Else statement is incomplete because there is no color definition if Diff is <= 5.
You have to add a final else statement with just the color to use if Diff is <=5.

Also you can't have a compound condition, you have to define them separately and then combine with 'and'

Ruby: 
Diff.AssignValueColor(if Diff >=83.34 then Diff.Color("Positive and Up")
else if Diff < 83.33 and Diff > 76.67 then Diff.Color("Positive and Down")
else if Diff > 23.34 and Diff < 76.66 then Diff.Color("Neutral")
else if Diff > 16.67 and Diff < 23.34 then Diff.Color("Negative and Down")
else if Diff > 5 and Diff < 16.67 then Diff.Color("Negative and Up")
############################
else <Default Color Here>)...
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@Feniks2020 The If/Then/Else statement is incomplete because there is no color definition if Diff is <= 5.
You have to add a final else statement with just the color to use if Diff is <=5.

Also you can't have a compound condition, you have to define them separately and then combine with 'and'

Ruby: 
Diff.AssignValueColor(if Diff >=83.34 then Diff.Color("Positive and Up")
else if Diff < 83.33 and Diff > 76.67 then Diff.Color("Positive and Down")
else if Diff > 23.34 and Diff < 76.66 then Diff.Color("Neutral")
else if Diff > 16.67 and Diff < 23.34 then Diff.Color("Negative and Down")
else if Diff > 5 and Diff < 16.67 then Diff.Color("Negative and Up")
############################
else <Default Color Here>);
############################
 
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Svanoy said:
@Feniks2020 The If/Then/Else statement is incomplete because there is no color definition if Diff is <= 5.
You have to add a final else statement with just the color to use if Diff is <=5.

Also you can't have a compound condition, you have to define them separately and then combine with 'and'

Ruby: 
Diff.AssignValueColor(if Diff >=83.34 then Diff.Color("Positive and Up")
else if Diff < 83.33 and Diff > 76.67 then Diff.Color("Positive and Down")
else if Diff > 23.34 and Diff < 76.66 then Diff.Color("Neutral")
else if Diff > 16.67 and Diff < 23.34 then Diff.Color("Negative and Down")
else if Diff > 5 and Diff < 16.67 then Diff.Color("Negative and Up")
############################
else <Default Color Here>);
############################
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Fixed it:
def ValueRSUD = RSI()."RSI" + StochRSI()."FullK" + StochasticFull()."FullK";
def Avg = ValueRSUD/3;
plot Diff = Avg*1;
Diff.DefineColor("RU3", Color.DARK_GREEN);
Diff.DefineColor("RU2", Color.GREEN);
Diff.DefineColor("RU1", Color.LIGHT_GREEN);
Diff.DefineColor("NRML", Color.PINK);
Diff.DefineColor("RD1", Color.RED);
Diff.DefineColor("RD2", Color.DARK_RED);
Diff.DefineColor("RD3", Color.BLACK);
Diff.DefineColor("blk", Color.BLACK);
Diff.DefineColor("wht", Color.WHITE);
Diff.AssignValueColor(if Diff >88.35 then Diff.Color("wht")
else if Diff < 83.33 and Diff > 88.34 then Diff.Color("blk")
else if Diff < 83.32 and Diff > 76.67 then Diff.Color("blk")
else if Diff < 76.66 and Diff > 23.34 then Diff.Color("blk")
else if Diff < 23.33 and Diff > 16.67 then Diff.Color("wht")
else if Diff < 16.66 and Diff > 5 then Diff.Color("wht")
else if Diff < 4.99 and Diff > 0.1 then Diff.Color("wht")
else Color.WHITE);
AssignBackgroundColor(if Diff >=88.35 then Diff.Color("RU3")
else if Diff <= 83.33 and Diff >= 88.34 then Diff.Color("RU2")
else if Diff <= 83.32 and Diff >= 76.67 then Diff.Color("RU1")
else if Diff <= 76.66 and Diff >= 23.34 then Diff.Color("NRML")
else if Diff <= 23.33 and Diff >= 16.67 then Diff.Color("RD1")
else if Diff <= 16.66 and Diff >= 5 then Diff.Color("RD2")
else if Diff <= 4.99 and Diff >= 0.1 then Diff.Color("RD3")
else Color.BLACK);
 
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Svanoy said:
@Feniks2020 The If/Then/Else statement is incomplete because there is no color definition if Diff is <= 5.
You have to add a final else statement with just the color to use if Diff is <=5.

Also you can't have a compound condition, you have to define them separately and then combine with 'and'

Ruby: 
Diff.AssignValueColor(if Diff >=83.34 then Diff.Color("Positive and Up")
else if Diff < 83.33 and Diff > 76.67 then Diff.Color("Positive and Down")
else if Diff > 23.34 and Diff < 76.66 then Diff.Color("Neutral")
else if Diff > 16.67 and Diff < 23.34 then Diff.Color("Negative and Down")
else if Diff > 5 and Diff < 16.67 then Diff.Color("Negative and Up")
############################
else <Default Color Here>);
############################
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#Rev_2

def ValueRSUD = RSI()."RSI" + StochRSI()."FullK" + StochasticFull()."FullK";
def Avg = ValueRSUD/3;
plot Diff = Avg*1;
Diff.DefineColor("RU3", Color.DARK_GREEN);
Diff.DefineColor("RU2", Color.GREEN);
Diff.DefineColor("RU1", Color.LIGHT_GREEN);
Diff.DefineColor("NRML", Color.PINK);
Diff.DefineColor("RD1", Color.RED);
Diff.DefineColor("RD2", Color.DARK_RED);
Diff.DefineColor("RD3", Color.BLACK);
Diff.DefineColor("blk", Color.BLACK);
Diff.DefineColor("wht", Color.WHITE);
Diff.AssignValueColor(if Diff >=88.35 then Diff.Color("wht")
else if Diff <= 88.34 and Diff >= 83.33 then Diff.Color("blk")
else if Diff <= 83.32 and Diff >= 76.67 then Diff.Color("blk")
else if Diff <= 76.66 and Diff >= 23.34 then Diff.Color("blk")
else if Diff <= 23.33 and Diff >= 16.67 then Diff.Color("wht")
else if Diff <= 16.66 and Diff >= 5 then Diff.Color("wht")
else if Diff <= 4.99 and Diff >= 0.1 then Diff.Color("wht")
else Color.WHITE);
AssignBackgroundColor(if Diff >88.35 then Diff.Color("RU3")
else if Diff <= 88.34 and Diff >= 83.33 then Diff.Color("RU2")
else if Diff <= 83.32 and Diff >= 76.67 then Diff.Color("RU1")
else if Diff <= 76.66 and Diff >= 23.34 then Diff.Color("NRML")
else if Diff <= 23.33 and Diff >= 16.67 then Diff.Color("RD1")
else if Diff <= 16.66 and Diff >= 5 then Diff.Color("RD2")
else if Diff <= 4.99 and Diff >= 0.1 then Diff.Color("RD3")
else Color.BLACK);
 
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Svanoy said:
Please elaborate, which conditions.
Or, post a screen shot of your chart and draw where you want the vertical lines.
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SRU3
RSI()."RSI" <= 20 and
StochRSI()."FullK" <2.5 and
StochasticFull()."FullK" <2.5
***I want a dark green vertical line to show up on my chart when price action meets these conditions
SRU2
RSI()."RSI" <= 30 and
StochRSI()."FullK"< 3 and
StochasticFull()."FullK" < 3
***I want a green vertical line to show up on my chart when price action meets these conditions
SRU1
RSI()."RSI" <= 30 and
StochRSI()."FullK"< 5 and
StochasticFull()."FullK" < 5
***I want a light green vertical line to show up on my chart when price action meets these conditions
 
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ok.....but my script revision above is for my watchlist.....I'm trying to modify this script so that the colors for RU3, RU2, RU1, RD1, RD2, RD3 will be drawn as a vertical line on my intraday chart in those same colors...the black and white essentially just changed the value colors so I could see them on my watchlist. I want to plot the background colors as vertical lines on my chart
 
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@Feniks2020
Ruby: 
#SRU3
def VertLine1 = RSI()."RSI" <= 20 and StochRSI()."FullK" <2.5 and StochasticFull()."FullK" <2.5;
#***I want a dark green vertical line to show up on my chart when price action meets these conditions
AddVerticalLine(VertLine1 and !VertLine1[1], "", Color.DARK_GREEN, curve.LONG_DASH);

#SRU2
def VertLine2 = RSI()."RSI" <= 30 and StochRSI()."FullK"< 3 and StochasticFull()."FullK" < 3;
#***I want a green vertical line to show up on my chart when price action meets these conditions
AddVerticalLine(VertLine2 and !VertLine2[1] and !VertLine1, "", Color.GREEN, curve.LONG_DASH);

#SRU1
def VertLine3 = RSI()."RSI" <= 30 and StochRSI()."FullK" < 5 and StochasticFull()."FullK" < 5 ;
#***I want a light green vertical line to show up on my chart when price action meets these conditions
AddVerticalLine(VertLine3 and !VertLine3[1] and !VertLine2 and !VertLine1, "", Color.LIGHT_GREEN, curve.LONG_DASH);
 
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ok.....thanks....could you tell me why this doesn't work???? I'm trying to come up with a script that gives my calculations a little "breathing" room

#SRU3_v2
def VertLine1 = (RSI()."RSI" and StochRSI()."FullK" and StochasticFull()."FullK")/3 >=1 and <=8.33;
AddVerticalLine(VertLine1 and !VertLine1[1], "", Color.DARK_GREEN, curve.LONG_DASH);


#SRU2_v2
def VertLine2 = (RSI()."RSI" and StochRSI()."FullK" and StochasticFull()."FullK")/3 >=8.34 and <=10.34;
AddVerticalLine(VertLine2 and !VertLine2[1], "", Color.GREEN, curve.LONG_DASH);


#SRU1_v2
def VertLine3 = (RSI()."RSI" and StochRSI()."FullK" and StochasticFull()."FullK")/3 >=10.35 and <=13.33;
AddVerticalLine(VertLine3 and !VertLine3[1], "", Color.LIGHT_GREEN, curve.LONG_DASH);
 
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Svanoy said:
@Feniks2020
Ruby: 
#SRU3
def VertLine1 = RSI()."RSI" <= 20 and StochRSI()."FullK" <2.5 and StochasticFull()."FullK" <2.5;
#***I want a dark green vertical line to show up on my chart when price action meets these conditions
AddVerticalLine(VertLine1 and !VertLine1[1], "", Color.DARK_GREEN, curve.LONG_DASH);

#SRU2
def VertLine2 = RSI()."RSI" <= 30 and StochRSI()."FullK"< 3 and StochasticFull()."FullK" < 3;
#***I want a green vertical line to show up on my chart when price action meets these conditions
AddVerticalLine(VertLine2 and !VertLine2[1] and !VertLine1, "", Color.GREEN, curve.LONG_DASH);

#SRU1
def VertLine3 = RSI()."RSI" <= 30 and StochRSI()."FullK" < 5 and StochasticFull()."FullK" < 5 ;
#***I want a light green vertical line to show up on my chart when price action meets these conditions
AddVerticalLine(VertLine3 and !VertLine3[1] and !VertLine2 and !VertLine1, "", Color.LIGHT_GREEN, curve.LONG_DASH);
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Thank you for your input.....this is my finished v1 script

#SRU3
def VertLine1 =
RSI()."RSI" <= 20 and
StochRSI()."FullK" <=2.5 and
StochasticFull()."FullK" <=2.5;
AddVerticalLine(VertLine1 and !VertLine1[1], "", Color.DARK_GREEN, curve.LONG_DASH);

#SRU2
def VertLine2 =
RSI()."RSI" <= 25 and RSI()."RSI" >= 20.01 and
StochRSI()."FullK" >=2.51 and StochRSI()."FullK"<= 3 and
StochasticFull()."FullK" >=2.51 and StochasticFull()."FullK" <=3;
AddVerticalLine(VertLine2 and !VertLine2[1], "", Color.GREEN, curve.LONG_DASH);

#SRU1
def VertLine3 =
RSI()."RSI" <= 30 and RSI()."RSI" >= 25.01 and
StochRSI()."FullK" >=3.01 and StochRSI()."FullK"<= 5 and
StochasticFull()."FullK" >=3.01 and StochasticFull()."FullK" <=5;
AddVerticalLine(VertLine3 and !VertLine3[1], "", Color.LIGHT_GREEN, curve.LONG_DASH);
 
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#This won't work and I don't know why
# I want a DARK GREEN line tp show up when the avg of RSI , StochRSI and Stochastic Full K is less than 8.33 but greater than 1

def VertLine1 = (RSI()."RSI" and StochRSI()."FullK" and StochasticFull()."FullK")/3 >=1 and <=8.33;
AddVerticalLine(VertLine1 and !VertLine1[1], "", Color.DARK_GREEN, curve.LONG_DASH);
 
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Feniks2020 said:
#This won't work and I don't know why
# I want a DARK GREEN line tp show up when the avg of RSI , StochRSI and Stochastic Full K is less than 8.33 but greater than 1

def VertLine1 = (RSI()."RSI" and StochRSI()."FullK" and StochasticFull()."FullK")/3 >=1 and <=8.33;
AddVerticalLine(VertLine1 and !VertLine1[1], "", Color.DARK_GREEN, curve.LONG_DASH);
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See if this helps

Capture.jpg

Code: 
plot x = (RSI()."RSI" + StochRSI()."FullK" + StochasticFull()."FullK") / 3;
AddLabel(1, x);
def VertLine1 = Between(x, 1, 8.33);
AddVerticalLine(VertLine1 == 1, "", Color.DARK_GREEN, Curve.LONG_DASH);
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SleepyZ said:
See if this helps
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plot x1 = (RSI()."RSI" + StochRSI()."FullK" + StochasticFull()."FullK") / 3;
AddLabel(1, x1);
def VertLine1 = Between(x, 1, 8.33);
AddVerticalLine(VertLine1 == 1, "", Color.DARK_GREEN, Curve.LONG_DASH);

plot x2 = (RSI()."RSI" + StochRSI()."FullK" + StochasticFull()."FullK") / 3;
AddLabel(1, x2);
def VertLine2 = Between(x2, 8.34, 10.33);
AddVerticalLine(VertLine2 == 1, "", Color.GREEN, Curve.LONG_DASH);

plot x3 = (RSI()."RSI" + StochRSI()."FullK" + StochasticFull()."FullK") / 3;
AddLabel(1, x3);
def VertLine3 = Between(x3, 10.34, 13.34);
AddVerticalLine(VertLine3 == 1, "", Color.LIGHT.GREEN, Curve.LONG_DASH);

plot x4 = (RSI()."RSI" + StochRSI()."FullK" + StochasticFull()."FullK") / 3;
AddLabel(1, x4);
def VertLine4 = Between(x4, 83.33, 86.65);
AddVerticalLine(VertLine4 == 1, "", Color.PINK, Curve.LONG_DASH);

plot x5 = (RSI()."RSI" + StochRSI()."FullK" + StochasticFull()."FullK") / 3;
AddLabel(1, x5);
def VertLine5 = Between(x5, 86.66, 91.65);
AddVerticalLine(VertLine5 == 1, "", Color.RED, Curve.LONG_DASH);

plot x6 = (RSI()."RSI" + StochRSI()."FullK" + StochasticFull()."FullK") / 3;
AddLabel(1, x6);
def VertLine6 = Between(x6, 91.66, 100);
AddVerticalLine(VertLine6 == 1, "", Color.DARK.RED, Curve.LONG_DASH);

Getting errors when I try to add to the script at VertLine 3 and VertLine 6....am I making this too complicated????
these are the values and colors I'm trying to use:
=1 and <=8.33 DARK.GREEN
=8.34 and <=10.33 GREEN
=10.34 and <=13.33 LIGHT.GREEN
=83.33 and <=86.65 PINK
=86.66 and <=91.65 RED
=91.66 and <=100 DARK.RED
I put greater than symbols at the beginning of each line but they are not showing
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plot x1 = (RSI()."RSI" + StochRSI()."FullK" + StochasticFull()."FullK") / 3;
AddLabel(1, x1);
def VertLine1 = Between(x, 1, 8.33);
AddVerticalLine(VertLine1 == 1, "", Color.DARK_GREEN, Curve.LONG_DASH);

plot x2 = (RSI()."RSI" + StochRSI()."FullK" + StochasticFull()."FullK") / 3;
AddLabel(1, x2);
def VertLine2 = Between(x2, 8.34, 10.33);
AddVerticalLine(VertLine2 == 1, "", Color.GREEN, Curve.LONG_DASH);

plot x3 = (RSI()."RSI" + StochRSI()."FullK" + StochasticFull()."FullK") / 3;
AddLabel(1, x3);
def VertLine3 = Between(x3, 10.34, 13.34);
AddVerticalLine(VertLine3 == 1, "", Color.LIGHT.GREEN, Curve.LONG_DASH);

plot x4 = (RSI()."RSI" + StochRSI()."FullK" + StochasticFull()."FullK") / 3;
AddLabel(1, x4);
def VertLine4 = Between(x4, 83.33, 86.65);
AddVerticalLine(VertLine4 == 1, "", Color.PINK, Curve.LONG_DASH);

plot x5 = (RSI()."RSI" + StochRSI()."FullK" + StochasticFull()."FullK") / 3;
AddLabel(1, x5);
def VertLine5 = Between(x5, 86.66, 91.65);
AddVerticalLine(VertLine5 == 1, "", Color.RED, Curve.LONG_DASH);

plot x6 = (RSI()."RSI" + StochRSI()."FullK" + StochasticFull()."FullK") / 3;
AddLabel(1, x6);
def VertLine6 = Between(x6, 91.66, 100);
AddVerticalLine(VertLine6 == 1, "", Color.DARK.RED, Curve.LONG_DASH);

Getting errors when I try to add to the script at VertLine 3 and VertLine 6....am I making this too complicated????
these are the values and colors I'm trying to use:
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Correct these lines to fix it.

def VertLine1 = Between(x1, 1, 8.33);

AddVerticalLine(VertLine3 == 1, "", Color.LIGHT_GREEN, Curve.LONG_DASH);

AddVerticalLine(VertLine6 == 1, "", Color.DARK_RED, Curve.LONG_DASH);
 
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