Not sure there is much that can be done without some new more intelligent line re-drawing on the other time frames, but I'm recently struggling with drawing lines on 2 different tick charts via global drawing object. I've attached an example. The issue of course, in the simplest form (I believe), is that the x axis on tick charts is not consistent, nor predictable into the future, so simply re-rendering the chart on the other time frame, you could expect some oddities. However, we must be able to do something better? For example, in the attached image, the trend line, drawn on the higher timeframe touches all the bottoms of the bars (normal candles), yet in the 100 tick, they are way off. At first, when you are drawing lines on historical charts, it does not look so bad, I think because start and end time are already recorded. But if you are trying it live, it's completely useless
Anyone have any suggestions to work around this? Perhaps Ninja in the future could implement something with a bit more intelligence to resolve this.
[EDIT] - I thought I'd try on time based bars which I rarely use on short time frames. Expecting perfection, but actually, it's a bit rough there, too, which I truly don;t understand! Further example attached. I've attached a 3/4 example too. This one is drawing a line on current price on the larger timeframe, seeing what it looks like on the smaller time frame, then, without moving the line on the larger time frame at all, just wiggle it a bit, and see how it has changed on the smaller time frame! Again - I kind of understand some of the reasons this would happen, but hoping Ninja might be able to do something more intelligent in the future,.
Thanks.
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