Hello,
is it possible in PRT 10.2 to create an indicator which creates a system sound as an output result?
For example a specific system sound when the price crosses a moving average.
Thanks for help,
André
It’s possible to program sound alerts for a price to cross a moving average, I know it’s possible to choose your own .wav or .mp3 to customize sounds but I don’t remember if it was a feature of 10.2 already, since all my platforms are in 10.3 now .. So if someone reading this post and remember if it was the case, please kindly answer to Ringo question! Thanks.
Yes, customized sounds were possible in v10.2 already, in the platform options.
And by the way with v10.3 going live yesterday on my IG real account, all customised sounds I had in v10.2 for alerts and orders were deleted and replaced by default new voices (“David” and “Julia”). So I had to redefine my customised sounds. Word of advice to those of you out there still in v10.2 with customised sounds: keep a copy of those sounds handy saved outside of PRT so that you can re-install them when you’re migrated to v10.3
Ok thanks so far. The alert function I know, but I like to write a code for an indicator which gives a sound result for the following (which sound I don´t care, a short “beep” or so) :
-Chart 1 Min with Volume.
-Every time the Volume of the current candle is 3 x higher than the average Volume of the last 10 candles.
So I´d like to filter the volume impulses.
Attached you will find the example.
There’s no code keyword creating sounds within an indicator code, there are sounds only with alerts or orders. But what you ask should be achievable with alerts:
1) display your volume window under your price window
2) create the following indicator:
V3=3*average[10](volume)
return V3 as "3x avg[10] volume"
3) add the above indicator inside your volume window
4) create the alert (won’t go into details here as you say you know alerts) opening a new alert window and selecting inside the volume window first “volume”, then “>=”, and then “3x avg[10] volume” line
