Plotter Method
ThePlotter()
method has a one-line structure:
Plotter(string chart, string series, decimal value, string color = "Green", SeriesType lineType = SeriesType.Line, LineStyleType lineStyleType = LineStyleType.Solid, int thickness = 1, bool requiresOwnChart = false)
Provide the Plotter()
with the following parameters:
Group Name
Serie Name
Value (Y value at current bar)
Color
Serie Type
Line Type
Thickness / Size
Whether a dedicated chart is required (if false or not set will be rendered over the main chart)
Plot on the Main Chart
To render two custom series on the main chart, for instance a Fast and a Slow Moving Average, see the following code example:Plotter("Fast", "fast", fastMA, "red", SeriesType.Line, LineStyleType.Dashed, 2);
Plotter("Slow", "slow", slowMA, "black", SeriesType.Line, LineStyleType.Solid, 2);
The above code would provide this result on the main chart: [chart]
Plot in a Dedicated Area
Some indicators and oscillators, such as RSI, MFI, etc. and therefore should be plotted in a dedicated slot below the price chart. This can be achieved with therequiresOwnChart
parameter set to true
.
Plotter("RSI", "RSI", rsi, "navy", SeriesType.Line, LineStyleType.Solid, 2, true);
As a result, we have our RSI being rendered below the main chart. [chart]
Series and Line Types
There are a few available options for different types of shapes and lines. ####public enum SeriesType
{
Line,
Scatter,
Candle,
Bar,
Flag,
StackedArea,
Pie,
Treemap
}
public enum LineStyleType : int
{
Solid = 1,
Dashed = 2,
Dotted = 3,
Shapes = 4
}