jeffreygrimsley450
28 Mar 2025, 01:40 ( Updated at: 01 Apr 2025, 09:36 )

Hello @ brawl stars online, you should consider calculating the values for the higher timeframe only when the current bar of the higher timeframe completes. Here's a snippet of how you might modify the Calculate function to ensure proper indexing and checks:

csharp
public override void Calculate(int index)
{
   if (index < 4)
       return;

   // Main timeframe calculations
   double fix = Bars.HighPrices.Maximum(Len2 - 1) - Bars.LowPrices.Minimum(Len2 - 1);
   if (Math.Abs(fix - 0) < double.Epsilon) fix = 1;

   iSeries1[index] = 100 * (Bars.ClosePrices[index] - (_sma.Result[index] + ... /* other SMAs */) / 10) / fix;

   // Higher timeframe calculations
   if (UseTF1)
   {
       var indexTF1 = barsTF1.OpenTimes.GetIndexByTime(Bars.OpenTimes[index]);
       if (indexTF1 >= 0 && indexTF1 < barsTF1.Count) // Ensure valid index
       {
           double fixTF1 = barsTF1.HighPrices.Maximum(Len2 - 1) - barsTF1.LowPrices.Minimum(Len2 - 1);
           if (Math.Abs(fixTF1 - 0) < double.Epsilon) fixTF1 = 1;

           // Calculate using indexTF1
           iSeries1TF1[index] = 100 * (barsTF1.ClosePrices[indexTF1] - (_smaTF1.Result[indexTF1] + ... /* other SMAs for TF1 */) / 10) / fixTF1;
           // Additional calculations for ST2TF1, ST3TF1, etc.
       }
       else
       {
           // Handle the case where indexTF1 is out of range
       }
   }
}