ZTLs Percentage-based Renko Emulator — Indicator by Zack_The_Lego

Here is a version of my Renko script but with percentage-based Renko brick sizes instead of ATR or static brick sizes. This way, you can add dependable alerts that won't need to be adjusted due to fluctuating ATR values but also allows you move through different charts without having to adjust your Renko Brick-sizes for each ticker.

To use: The Renko size setting defaults to ".001" or 10 basis points. So ".01" is 1 percent or 100 basis points. This Renko Script is perfect for those that trade in a strictly percentage based style (instead of price levels).

The yellow lines are where the next brick will be drawn.

Enjoy!!

Zack_the_Lego

Open-source script

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Want to use this script on a chart?

//Zack_the_Lego
study("ZTLs % Renko Emulator", overlay = true)
res = input(.001, minval = .0001, maxval = .30, title = "Resolution of ATR")

BrickSize = close[1] * res
 
Brick1    =  high >
        nz(Brick1[1],close) + BrickSize ? nz(Brick1[1],close) + BrickSize : low <
                    nz(Brick1[1],close) - BrickSize ?
                        nz(Brick1[1],close) - BrickSize
                            : nz(Brick1[1],close)
                            
Brick2 = Brick1 != Brick1[1] ? Brick1[1] : nz(Brick2[1],close)

projected = Brick1> Brick2 ? BrickSize + Brick1: Brick1 - BrickSize
projected2 = Brick1 > Brick2 ? Brick2 - BrickSize : Brick2 + BrickSize
colorer = Brick1 > Brick1[2]  ? aqua: Brick1 < Brick1[2] ? red : gray

plot(projected, color = yellow)
plot(projected2, color = yellow)
p1=plot(Brick1, color = colorer, linewidth= 4, title = "Renko")
p2=plot(Brick2, color = colorer, linewidth= 4, title = "Renko")
fill(p1,p2, color = purple, transp= 50)