[daedalus]

^^ I just want that BLUE dot to be wider... not the entire series of dots.

Thanks TAMS i'll give that a shot.

[Tams]

does this code work in your computer? ... it makes the plot wider.

http://www.traderslaboratory.com/for...bars-5709.html

[sneo]

Originally Posted by bakrob99 »

Why don't you just change the settings of the SHOWME indicator to a wider WIDTH?

FORMAT --> STYLE --> WIDTH

the fastest way will be the above. On the editor mode, compile once, then go under the EasyLanguage Document Toolbar, hit Format Properties. Under Chart Style, Select the name of the Blue trigger in Plots and change the specific plot weight under Chart Style. Then close the Format Properties and re-compile. All the subsq plot for the Blue Trigger will be thick.

[bakrob99]

Originally Posted by daedalus »

^^ I just want that BLUE dot to be wider... not the entire series of dots.

Thanks TAMS i'll give that a shot.

Then... whatever PLOT # (condition) made the BLUE dot, give it a separate PLOT# name and set it to the wider width.

[Tams]

Then... whatever PLOT # (condition) made the BLUE dot, give it a separate PLOT# name and set it to the wider width.

or,
since you have already declared the variable "Width",
you can make a conditional assignment to determine the size of "Width".


e.g.

if close > close[1] then
width = 14
else
width = 1;

[daedalus]

Thanks gents! I got it. I had to make another plot name for that specific bar.

[Tams]

Originally Posted by daedalus »

Thanks gents! I got it. I had to make another plot name for that specific bar.

no you don't have to, but that is the easy way many people have taken.

If you have a lot of analysis and makes a lot of plots... then
having a new plot name for every size/color will drive you crazy.