No need for an apology :-) I loaded the study, it works now, but it's not what I'm (and I'm sure many more) trying to get . Here is my apology since maybe I wasn't clear enough... All we want is this feature: http://www.multicharts.com/trading-software/index.php/Indicator_based_on_values_of_another_...

The indicator gives an error.
Pic attached.

Hi Henry, I checked the link but I don't see how it can help to find studies that are loaded on a chart... Basically all I want is this functionality in MC.NET: http://www.multicharts.com/trading-software/index.php/File:Indicator_on_indicator_2.png https://www.multicharts.com/trading-software/index....

Hi Karol, Thanks for the link. From the example there I see that it helps in not needing to hard code a study in a study, which is a step forward. private ADX m_adx_indic; protected override void Create() { plot1 = AddPlot(); m_adx_indic = (ADX)AddIndicator("ADX"); m_adx_indic.length = 20; } Is ther...

https://www.multicharts.com/trading-sof ... _indicator

It says here that this functionality is not available in MC.NET
By default or totally not?
Do I really need to hard code everything? how? why?

Hi, Please inform who ever is responsible that Rithmic are now allowing access to their European POP in Ireland. SC already added a config for it and it solved problems for many traders. Please do so as fast as possible since the US stream has issues in faraway countries. Also as you do so, please a...

The bars timestamp in MC.net is the bar close time. This is common amongst most other platforms too. SC was the only platform I have used to date that uses the timestamp as the open. Yea I've seen it now..... this is weird. With close time as time stamp if ES opens in my local time of 16:30:00 it m...

Hey MK, Thanks for taking the challenge :-) Yes I know Kiwi, good man and very knowledgeable about SC's inner workings. I too like programming in SC, the ability to have ACSIL and C++ in the same study code is a great option, but as you said no platform is perfect which is why I'm looking to MC to c...

Hi, Coming from SC (SC), lots of things in MC.NET look different. In SC you develop in their own language (called ACSIL) which is pretty close in style to Easylanguage so things are very clear. But since it's actually C++ underneath it, if you need/want something that is not encapsulated in ACSIL, y...