Repaints ZigZag High Low with Supply & Demand Zones for ThinkorSwim

[MerryDay]

Is there a way we can add 2 min ZigZag lines on 10 min ZigZag Chart?

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Sadly no.
If you are asking, can you put lower timeframe plots on a higher timeframe chart? The answer is no.

The ToS platform only provides for higher aggregation to be placed on lower timeframe charts.

 

[PAYtience]

Sadly no.
If you are asking, can you put lower timeframe plots on a higher timeframe chart? The answer is no.

The ToS platform only provides for higher aggregation to be placed on lower timeframe charts.

Ahh I missed that, can we do other way around? 10 min on 2 min chart?

Only need Zigzag, we can remove the Fib stuff.

 

[MerryDay]

Ahh I missed that, can we do other way around? 10 min on 2 min chart?

Only need Zigzag, we can remove the Fib stuff.

https://usethinkscript.com/threads/...d-zones-for-thinkorswim.172/page-3#post-48965

 

[latabla03]

This is meant to place a bubble at the last test of following swing low being below the previous swing low

Is there anyway to place a bubble in the respective line above the current candle with the result of this calculation: (line - close) * 0.4 * 100 where line is the value of the swing low or swing high when these values are above the close? I'm trying to get it where I can see the dollar amount should price reaches those levels:
Here is the code I have for your reference:

# define swing low points
input length = 4;
def bn = BarNumber();
def lastBar = HighestAll(if IsNaN(close) then 0 else bn);
def offset = Min(length - 1, lastBar - bn);
def swingLow = low < Lowest(low[1], length - 1) and low == GetValue(Lowest(low, length), -offset);

# change candle colors just to make it easier to see what we are working with
AssignPriceColor(if swingLow then Color.LIME else Color.Current);

# identify the very last swing low point
def lowPointOneBarNumber = HighestAll(if swingLow then bn else 0);
def lowPointOneValue = if bn == lowPointOneBarNumber then low else lowPointOneValue[1];
plot low1 = if bn < lowPointOneBarNumber then Double.NaN else lowPointOneValue;
low1.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.DASHES);
low1.SetLineWeight(1);
low1.SetDefaultColor(Color.LIME);

# Store open, close, high, and low values of the swing low bar
def swingLowOpen = if bn == lowPointOneBarNumber then open else swingLowOpen[1];
def swingLowClose = if bn == lowPointOneBarNumber then close else swingLowClose[1];
def swingLowHigh = if bn == lowPointOneBarNumber then high else swingLowHigh[1];

# Plot the open, close, and high of the swing low bar
plot low1Open = if bn < lowPointOneBarNumber then Double.NaN else swingLowOpen;
plot low1Close = if bn < lowPointOneBarNumber then Double.NaN else swingLowClose;
plot low1High = if bn < lowPointOneBarNumber then Double.NaN else swingLowHigh;

# identify the 2nd to last swing low point
def lowPointTwoBarNumber = HighestAll(if swingLow and bn < lowPointOneBarNumber then bn else 0);
def lowPointTwoValue = if bn == lowPointTwoBarNumber then low else lowPointTwoValue[1];
plot low2 = if bn < lowPointTwoBarNumber then Double.NaN else lowPointTwoValue;
low2.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.DASHES);
low2.SetLineWeight(1);
low2.SetDefaultColor(Color.LIME);

# just keep doing ths for as many lines as you want to add to the chart
def lowPointThreeBarNumber = HighestAll(if swingLow and bn < lowPointTwoBarNumber then bn else 0);
def lowPointThreeValue = if bn == lowPointThreeBarNumber then low else lowPointThreeValue[1];
plot low3 = if bn < lowPointThreeBarNumber then Double.NaN else lowPointThreeValue;
low3.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.DASHES);
low3.SetLineWeight(1);
low3.SetDefaultColor(Color.LIME);

# just keep doing ths for as many lines as you want to add to the chart
def lowPointFourBarNumber = HighestAll(if swingLow and bn < lowPointThreeBarNumber then bn else 0);
def lowPointFourValue = if bn == lowPointFourBarNumber then low else lowPointFourValue[1];
plot low4 = if bn < lowPointFourBarNumber then Double.NaN else lowPointFourValue;
low4.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.DASHES);
low4.SetLineWeight(1);
low4.SetDefaultColor(Color.LIME);

def back = 99;#lastBar - lowPointThreeBarNumber + 1;
def x1 = fold i1 = 0 to back with t1 do GetValue(low1, -i1);
def x2 = fold i2 = 0 to back with t2 do GetValue(low2, -i2);
def x3 = fold i3 = 0 to back with t3 do GetValue(low3, -i3);

AddChartBubble(if x2 > x1 then bn == lowPointTwoBarNumber else Double.NaN, low2, low2, low2.TakeValueColor(), no);
AddChartBubble(if x2 < x1 and x3 > x2 then bn == lowPointThreeBarNumber else Double.NaN, low3, low3, low3.TakeValueColor(), no);

def swingHigh = high > Highest(high[1], length - 1) and high == GetValue(Highest(high, length), -offset);

# change candle colors just to make it easier to see what we are working with
AssignPriceColor(if swingLow then Color.LIME else if swingHigh then Color.PINK else Color.Current);

# identify the very last swing high point at the swing low bubble
def highPointOneBarNumber = if x2 > x1 then lowPointTwoBarNumber else if x2 < x1 and x3 > x2 then lowPointThreeBarNumber else Double.NaN;

# identify the swing high point before and after bubble swing low
def highPointTwoBarNumber = HighestAll(if swingHigh and bn < HighestAll(highPointOneBarNumber) then bn else 0);
def highPointTwoValue = if bn == highPointTwoBarNumber then high else highPointTwoValue[1];
def highbefore = if bn < highPointTwoBarNumber then Double.NaN else highPointTwoValue;

def highPointTwo_BarNumber = LowestAll(if swingHigh and bn > HighestAll(highPointOneBarNumber) then bn else Double.NaN);
def highPointTwo_Value = if bn == highPointTwo_BarNumber then high else highPointTwo_Value[1];
def highafter = if bn < highPointTwo_BarNumber then Double.NaN else highPointTwo_Value;

def lower_of_highs_barnumber = if highbefore < highafter then highPointTwoBarNumber else if highbefore > highafter then highPointTwo_BarNumber else Double.NaN;
plot high2 = if bn < HighestAll(lower_of_highs_barnumber) then Double.NaN else HighestAll(Min(highbefore, highafter));
high2.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.DASHES);
high2.SetLineWeight(1);
high2.SetDefaultColor(Color.PINK);

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[SleepyZ]

Is there anyway to place a bubble in the respective line above the current candle with the result of this calculation: (line - close) * 0.4 * 100 where line is the value of the swing low or swing high when these values are above the close? I'm trying to get it where I can see the dollar amount should price reaches those levels:

This will add bubbles at the points you requested and if identified in the original code written by Robert Payne.. Add this to the bottom of the code you posted:

##################
input percent = .04;

AddChartBubble(if x2 > x1 then bn == lastBar else Double.NaN, low2,
asdollars((if close > low2 then (close - low2) else (low2 - close)) * percent * 100) + "\n" +
asdollars(low2 + ((if close < low2 then (close - low2) else (low2 - close)) * percent * 100)), low2.TakeValueColor(), if close < low2 then yes else no);

AddChartBubble(if x2 < x1 and x3>x2 then bn == lastBar else Double.NaN, low3,
asdollars((if close < low3 then (close - low3) else (low3 - close)) * percent * 100) + "\n" +
asdollars(low3 + ((if close < low3 then (close - low3) else (low3 - close)) * percent * 100)), low3.TakeValueColor(), if close < low3 then yes else no);

AddChartBubble(bn == HighestAll(lower_of_highs_barnumber), high2, asdollars(high2),  high2.TakeValueColor());

AddChartBubble(bn == lastBar, high2,
asdollars((if close < high2 then (close - high2) else (high2 - close)) * percent * 100) + "\n" +
asdollars(high2 + ((if close < high2 then (close - high2) else (high2 - close)) * percent * 100)), high2.TakeValueColor());

If his criteria, comparing x1, x2 and x3 are not met, there will not be any bubbles. His code was basically showing how to extend lines with the fold function.