The color gradient function allow colorize any source in 5% steps. Define the source, minimum and maximum value (constant or , for example, bb (or any other channel)).
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Added the bollinger bands on top of rsi to use the bands as the gradient's min and max values.
Added color themes: Red and Green, Red and Blue, Blue and White, Rainbow
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Color theme code hidden inside the function. So now you can use the same function to colorize multiple plots and flip (or not) the gradient separately for every function call. f_col_grad ( source, min_source, max_source, color_theme , color_flip ).
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- Code clean up
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Major update: - Color gradient moved into array - 3 additional gradients - Indicator inputs hardcoded - Code refactor
I have issues with the indicator, my upper chart does not have the gradient colors. Any clues where it could come from ? thanks!
KasikaBoss
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@jsiv95, Go to the indicator settings and check ''colorize bars''. Hope that helps.
rimko
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Thanks a lot !!!
Just a small thing, if _minSrc == _src then f_colGrad() give "na".
To work around i have modify the line 56 like that:
f_in(_min, _src, _max) => (_min <= _src) and (_src <= _max)
e2e4mfck
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@rimko, Hi, thanks for pointing this out! Missed that bug. Your solution will work, but I will try to avoid "double equal" reading even if the first conditional won't trigger the next one.
You can also change the first condition in line 88: "_src < _min" to "_src <= _min" to fix that.