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Maybe, like me, you used to be annoyed opening a chart and seeing this:

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So many levels crowded the chart it ruined the view and caused confusion.

Now this is solved by a single setting:

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You can set how many nearest levels to the current price are displayed at once. In this example 5 is chosen — meaning the 5 nearest support and 5 nearest resistance levels will be shown. No more noise.

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The remaining settings are mainly cosmetic and don’t require detailed descriptions.

If you have questions or feature requests, write to me personally anytime. Contact details are on the site.

I tried to make the guide as clear as possible with detailed explanations.

 

TradingView UI update

TradingView now allows disabling editing of certain values unless a checkbox is enabled, e.g.:

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This makes the interface simpler.

However TradingView sometimes has a bug: the checkbox is checked but the value remains uneditable.

I’m sure they’ll fix it. Meanwhile, if it happens, toggle other checkboxes and the problem usually disappears.

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For example, sometimes I selected Manual but couldn’t edit the value "0.3". Switching Manual → Auto → Manual fixed the problem and the value became editable again. The bug is rare but can appear.

The documentation will continue to be updated.