Settings Reference

1. Enable/Disable Components Group (┏╸⚙️)

This group contains the master switches for each major analytical component of the indicator.

• Market Structure:

  • Default: On

  • Description: Toggles the visibility of all Market Structure components, including swing point labels (HH, LL, etc.), CHoCH/BOS lines, and the trend-based bar coloring.

• Support & Resistance:

  • Default: On

  • Description: Enables or disables the automatic detection and plotting of support and resistance zones based on historical price pivots.

• Psychological Levels:

  • Default: Off

  • Description: Toggles the display of horizontal price levels based on round numbers and price volatility, which can act as psychological S/R.

• Liquidation Heatmap:

  • Default: On

  • Description: Enables or disables the Liquidation Heatmap, which visualizes potential liquidity zones on the right side of the chart and as colored zones extending from price action.

• Trend Lines:

  • Default: Off

  • Description: Activates the automatic trend line detection and plotting feature, including trend line break signals.

• FOMO Bubbles:

  • Default: Off

  • Description: Toggles the "FOMO Bubbles" which appear during periods of unusually high volume, indicating potential market excitement or exhaustion.

2. Market Structure Group (〽️)

This group controls how market structure is identified and displayed.

• Market Structure Time-Horizon:

  • Default: 12

  • Description: Controls the lookback period used to identify swing highs and lows. A larger number will focus on longer-term market structure, while a smaller number will identify shorter-term structure.

• CHoCH/BOS Line Style:

  • Default: Solid

  • Options: Solid, Dashed, Dotted

  • Description: Sets the visual style for the lines drawn when a Change of Character (CHoCH) or Break of Structure (BOS) occurs. This is purely aesthetic.

• Enable Swing Points:

  • Default: On

  • Description: Toggles the visibility of the text labels for Higher Highs (HH), Lower Lows (LL), Higher Lows (HL), and Lower Highs (LH).

• Market Structure Colors:

  • Description: Sets the Bullish (cyan) and Bearish (red) colors used for market structure labels (HH, HL), CHoCH/BOS lines, and the main bar coloring.

3. Support & Resistance Group (🧱)

This group manages the settings for the automatic support and resistance zone plotting.

• Support & Resistance Time-Horizon:

  • Default: 12

  • Description: The lookback period for identifying the pivot highs and lows that form the basis of the S/R zones.

• Zone Expiry Age:

  • Default: 1200

  • Description: The maximum number of bars a zone can exist on the chart before it is automatically removed. This helps keep the chart clean by removing very old, potentially irrelevant zones.

• Swing Points Search Limit:

  • Default: 700

  • Description: The maximum number of bars the indicator will look back to find a matching swing point to form a new S/R zone.

• Visual Repainting:

  • Default: On

  • Description: When enabled, zones are drawn starting from the original pivot where they were first identified, creating a cleaner look. When disabled, zones are drawn from the bar where the zone was confirmed, which can be useful for backtesting to see exactly when the signal appeared.

• Support & Resistance Base/Highlight Color:

  • Description: Sets the colors for S/R zones. The Base Color is for newly formed zones, and the Highlight Color is used when a zone is re-tested or strengthened by subsequent price action.

4. Psychological Levels Group (🔮)

This group controls the horizontal price levels based on psychological round numbers.

• Automatic levels:

  • Default: On

  • Description: If enabled, the indicator automatically calculates the appropriate distance between levels based on recent price volatility. If disabled, the 'Manual Spread Factor' is used instead.

• Spread Multiplier:

  • Default: 5

  • Description: When 'Automatic levels' is on, this value multiplies the automatically detected spread. Use a larger value to space the levels further apart, or a smaller value to bring them closer.

• Manual Spread Factor:

  • Default: 5000

  • Description: If 'Automatic levels' is disabled, this fixed value is used to set the distance between each psychological level (e.g., levels will be drawn at 5000, 10000, 15000, etc.).

• Visible Levels:

  • Default: 12

  • Description: Determines the number of levels to draw above and below the current price.

• Psychological Levels Base/Highlight Color:

  • Description: Sets the color for the standard levels (Base) and the color for the level closest to the current price (Highlight).

5. Liquidation Heatmap Group (🔥)

This group configures the visualization of potential liquidity pools.

• Heatmap Look-Back:

  • Default: 50

  • Range: Minimum 5

  • Description: The lookback period for calculating liquidity. A larger number will identify longer-term liquidity zones, while a smaller number focuses on short-term liquidity.

• Resolution:

  • Default: 10

  • Range: 3 to 29

  • Description: Controls the number of vertical cells in the heatmap gradient. A higher resolution provides a more detailed heatmap but may increase indicator loading time.

• Liquidity Scale Colors:

  • Description: Sets the three-color gradient for the heatmap, representing the transition from low liquidity (bottom color) through medium (middle color) to high liquidity (top color).

6. Trend Lines Group (📐)

This group controls the automatic trend line drawing feature.

• Trend Lines Look-Back:

  • Default: 7

  • Range: Minimum 5

  • Description: The lookback period for identifying pivots used to draw trend lines. A higher value will detect more significant, longer-term trend lines.

• Noise Filter Factor:

  • Default: 3.0

  • Range: 1.0 to 10.0

  • Description: This value controls the width of the trend line's "buffer zone." A higher value creates a wider channel, which helps filter out minor price fluctuations and false breakouts, but may result in a slower signal for true breakouts.

• Show Trend Line Signals:

  • Default: On

  • Description: Toggles the visibility of the triangle markers (▲/▼) that appear when price breaks a confirmed trend line.

• Trend Line Signal Colors:

  • Description: Sets the colors for the bullish breakout signal (cyan) and the bearish breakout signal (red).

7. FOMO Bubbles Group (🫧)

This group configures the detection of extreme volume spikes indicating potential FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out).

• FOMO Look-Back:

  • Default: 14

  • Range: Minimum 5

  • Description: The lookback period used in the FOMO calculation. A higher value is less sensitive and will result in fewer bubbles.

• FOMO Bubble Version:

  • Default: FOMO V2

  • Options: FOMO V2, FOMO V1

  • Description: Selects the algorithm used for detecting FOMO. V2 is a newer, volatility-adjusted version.

• Noise Filter Factor (for V1):

  • Default: 7.0

  • Range: 1.0 to 10.0

  • Description: This sensitivity multiplier is only applicable if 'FOMO Bubble Version' is set to 'FOMO V1'. A higher value reduces sensitivity and filters out more noise.

• FOMO Bubble Colors:

  • Description: Sets the colors for the bullish (cyan) and bearish (red) FOMO bubbles.

8. Alerts Group (⚠️)

This group contains all settings for the advanced, multi-step alert system.

• Show Historical Alerts:

  • Default: Off

  • Description: Toggles a background shape at the bottom of the chart, showing where your custom multi-step alert conditions would have historically triggered.

• Invalidation Type:

  • Default: Time Interval

  • Options: Time Interval, Strict Sequence, Invalidate on Step 1

  • Description: Defines the rule for when a partially completed alert sequence should be reset.

• Reset Timeout (bars):

  • Default: 50

  • Description: If 'Invalidation Type' is 'Time Interval', this sets the number of bars an active step will wait for the next step before the entire sequence is reset.

• External Condition 1-5:

  • Description: A set of 5 inputs for defining alert conditions based on external data. Each allows you to compare a Source (e.g., close, another indicator's plot) with a Value using a logical Condition (e.g., Greater than, crossover).

• Condition 1-12:

  • Description: A set of 12 inputs for building the core alert logic. Each condition can be configured with the following:

    • Enable Checkbox: Activates or deactivates the condition.

    • Condition: A dropdown menu to select a specific trigger (e.g., "Bullish CHoCH [Trigger]") or state (e.g., "Market Structure Bullish [State]") from the indicator.

    • Boolean (AND/OR): Chains this condition with others assigned to the same step.

    • Step: Assigns the condition to a specific step in the sequence (from 1 to 7). An alert fires only when all configured steps are completed in order.