
Planned Level Visualizer

Planned Level Visualizer

Planned Level Visualizer
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Planned Levels Visualizer is a little, easy-to-use, and free tool for NinjaTrader 8 used for displaying price level stripes on price charts. It is aimed to help any discretionary trader to save some time that is usually being spent on manual drawing stripes of levels.
Example of the file text you need and how to create it watch here is very easy
Here can download a text file with Es levels, remember in order to plot levels on each day you must change the date in the file every day and keep the date format you see in the file

Planned Levels Visualizer is a little, easy-to-use, and free tool for NinjaTrader 8 used for displaying price level stripes on the price charts. It is aimed to help any discretionary trader to save some time that is usually being spent on manually drawing stripes of levels THE INDICATOR USES PLAIN TEXT FILE THAT CONTAINS SPECIFIED PRICE LEVELS DATA. RULES FOR DRAWING UP OF SUCH TEXT FILE IS QUITE SIMPLE

- At first, you have to specify the date (using a date format appropriate to your regional settings) for which these levels are.
- In the following lines, you should specify the data of price levels as follows:
PRICE1 PRICE2 @Opacity #Color "Text Label" // Commentary
- You should use either tab or space as the field separator.
- PRICE1 and PRICE2 are the top and bottom (in any order) boundaries of the price level stripe.
- You can explicitly set the opacity for the level stripe by using the ‘@’ prefix. For example, @100 means the maximum degree of opacity, and @50 defines a semitransparent stripe.
- Use the ‘#’ prefix to specify a custom color for the level stripe. Named, hexadecimal, and decimal color values are allowed. Examples: #Blue, #0010FF, #0,10,255.
- If you want to assign a text label to the level put that text in the quotation: “Text label”.
- In addition, you can type in any commentaries that start with the double slash “//”.
- All fields are optional. The default color and opacity values will be used when omitting the ‘@’ and ‘#’ fields.
- The order of the fields is irrelevant. But commentaries must always be at the end.