This repository contains a collection of custom indicators for the ATAS platform.
Extends the standard Daily Lines Indicator with POC (Point of Control), VAH (Value Area High), VAL (Value Area Low) and configurable alerts. Helps traders identify key price levels from previous trading periods and be alerted when these levels are breached.
Provides keyboard shortcuts to quickly switch between different footprint chart layouts. Includes configurable visual modes, content modes, and color schemes that can be cycled through with hotkeys.
Displays the high and low range of market opening periods with configurable timeframes (daily/weekly). Features customizable appearance, formation markers, and price alerts when levels are breached.
Extends the standard Ratios Indicator with configurable appearance. Useful for analyzing exhaustion and absorption levels at the top and bottom of footprints.
Extends the Standard SessionColor Indicator with more visual settings. Colors different trading sessions on the chart with customizable appearance. Includes start/end session alerts and various display options to highlight specific trading periods.
Displays vertical lines at significant time boundaries (day, week, or month), providing visual reference points for different timeframes directly on the chart.
Displays a configurable marker above or below the current candle to indicate wether the candle closed above or below 50% of it's high/low range. Candles closing above are considered bullish and candles closing below are considered bearish.
- Visual Studio 2019 or later
- .NET 8.0 SDK
- ATAS Platform installed
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Clone this repository to your local machine.
git clone https://github.com/alpha-vector-trade/atas-indicators.git -
Open AtasIndicators.sln in Visual Studio.
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Restore NuGet packages for the solution:
nuget restore AtasIndicators.sln -
The default ATAS installation paths are already configured in the project files:
- ATAS Platform:
C:\Program Files (x86)\ATAS Platform - ATAS User Indicators:
%USERPROFILE%\Documents\ATAS\Indicators
If your ATAS is installed in a different location, update the paths in each project file.
- ATAS Platform:
Each project contains a post-build event that:
- Uses ILRepack to merge the compiled DLL with required dependencies
- Copies the resulting DLL to your ATAS indicators folder
After building the indicators launch the ATAS Platform.
If ATAS was already running during compilation:
Find the the icon with the three little blue stripes in the bottom right corner of the ATAS main window. Click on it and the indicators should reload automatically.
If indicators don't appear in ATAS after building:
- Ensure you have proper write permissions to the ATAS Indicators folder
- Verify the post-build events executed successfully (check Output window in Visual Studio)
- Make sure the indicator DLLs are actually in your ATAS Indicators folder
If you get dependency errors:
- Ensure your ATAS Platform installation path is correctly set in the project files
- Check if all required ATAS DLLs are available in the referenced path