Amibroker - Learning how to use

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KelvinHand

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can some one please help me to explain how can i increase more thickness of MA in amibroker... i am already using thick in parameters
To increase the thickness of the MA all depend you Amibroker version,

* if you are using version less then 6.0, you can use STYLETHICK, which is
only thickness =2;
eg .Plot( MA(C, 20) , "MA20", colorRed, styleThick);

* if you are using version >= 6.0, you can have thinkess >=2:
eg .Plot( MA(C, 20) , "MA20", colorRed, styleLine, null, null, 0, 0, 5);

see https://www.amibroker.com/guide/afl/plot.html
 

hir0406

Active Member
#36
To increase the thickness of the MA all depend you Amibroker version,

* if you are using version less then 6.0, you can use STYLETHICK, which is
only thickness =2;
eg .Plot( MA(C, 20) , "MA20", colorRed, styleThick);

* if you are using version >= 6.0, you can have thinkess >=2:
eg .Plot( MA(C, 20) , "MA20", colorRed, styleLine, null, null, 0, 0, 5);

see https://www.amibroker.com/guide/afl/plot.html
I am using 5.6 version ...
So I can't increase the thickness = 3 or4 or 5??

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trash

Well-Known Member
#39
To increase the thickness of the MA all depend you Amibroker version,

* if you are using version less then 6.0, you can use STYLETHICK, which is
only thickness =2;
eg .Plot( MA(C, 20) , "MA20", colorRed, styleThick);

* if you are using version >= 6.0, you can have thinkess >=2:
eg .Plot( MA(C, 20) , "MA20", colorRed, styleLine, null, null, 0, 0, 5);

see https://www.amibroker.com/guide/afl/plot.html
That's only half of the facts.

The width parameter (last argument of Plot() function) can be either positive or negative as documentation is telling. If you zoom out a lot then you should rather use negative values -10, -20, -30, ... as then the width auto-adjusts to zoom setting.

Also that additional width argument has been implemented way before 6.0.
 

KelvinHand

Well-Known Member
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That's only half of the facts.

The width parameter (last argument of Plot() function) can be either positive or negative as documentation is telling. If you zoom out a lot then you should rather use negative values -10, -20, -30, ... as then the width auto-adjusts to zoom setting.

Also that additional width argument has been implemented way before 6.0.

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