could you convert this over plesea thannks

• 06/14/2025 at 7:46 PM #248276
  Patrick K Templar

  Session and Opening Range detection

  Drawing the range box and center line

  Plotting horizontal lines (ORB high, low, mid, targets)

  here pine S with what is what

  1️⃣ Session & ORB Detection In Pine Script: pinescript Copy Edit in_session = time(timeframe.period, session + ":23456", sTimeZone) != na if is_first orbHigh := high; orbLow := low else orbHigh := orbHigh[1]; orbLow := orbLow[1] ... ProRealTime equivalent (server time used): prorealcode Copy Edit // Inputs StartTime = 143000 // 09:30 EST EndTime = 150000 // 10:00 EST // Variables once orbHigh = 0 once orbLow = 0 once started = 0 if time >= StartTime and time < EndTime then if started = 0 then orbHigh = high orbLow = low started = 1 else orbHigh = max(orbHigh, high) orbLow = min(orbLow, low) endif else started = 0 // reset for next session endif started flags first bar of session. After setup, orbHigh and orbLow track max/min. 2️⃣ Drawing the Range Box & Center Line In Pine: pinescript Copy Edit dailyBox := box.new(...) box.set_*() // center line with line.new() ProRealTime uses drawrectangle: prorealcode Copy Edit if started = 1 then drawrectangle("", barindex - bars_in_session + 1, orbLow, barindex, orbHigh) coloured boxColor if showCenterLine then mid = (orbHigh + orbLow)/2 drawline("", barindex - bars_in_session + 1, mid, barindex, mid) coloured rangeCenterColor endif endif Use only empty "" names. bars_in_session matches number of bars in defined session length. 3️⃣ Plotting Horizontal ORB Levels & Targets In Pine, they use line.new() and arrays for many targets: pinescript Copy Edit orbHighLine := line.new(...) line.set_x2(...) ProRealTime is simpler — use multiple plot calls: prorealcode Copy Edit plot1( orbHigh, "ORB High", orbHighColor ) plot2( orbLow, "ORB Low", orbLowColor ) plot3( (orbHigh+orbLow)/2, "Mid", orbMidColor ) range = orbHigh - orbLow target50 = orbHigh + range * 0.5 plot4(target50, "Target 50%", orb50Color) target100 = orbHigh + range * 1.0 plot5(target100, "Target 100%", orb100Color)

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  1️⃣ Session & ORB Detection In Pine Script:   pinescript Copy Edit in_session = time(timeframe.period, session + ":23456", sTimeZone) != na if is_first     orbHigh := high; orbLow := low else     orbHigh := orbHigh[1]; orbLow := orbLow[1] ... ProRealTime equivalent (server time used):   prorealcode Copy Edit // Inputs StartTime = 143000  // 09:30 EST EndTime   = 150000  // 10:00 EST   // Variables once orbHigh = 0 once orbLow = 0 once started = 0   if time >= StartTime and time < EndTime then     if started = 0 then         orbHigh = high         orbLow = low         started = 1     else         orbHigh = max(orbHigh, high)         orbLow = min(orbLow, low)     endif else     started = 0  // reset for next session endif started flags first bar of session.   After setup, orbHigh and orbLow track max/min.   2️⃣ Drawing the Range Box & Center Line In Pine:   pinescript Copy Edit dailyBox := box.new(...) box.set_*() // center line with line.new() ProRealTime uses drawrectangle:   prorealcode Copy Edit if started = 1 then     drawrectangle("", barindex - bars_in_session + 1, orbLow, barindex, orbHigh) coloured boxColor     if showCenterLine then         mid = (orbHigh + orbLow)/2         drawline("", barindex - bars_in_session + 1, mid, barindex, mid) coloured rangeCenterColor     endif endif Use only empty "" names.   bars_in_session matches number of bars in defined session length.   3️⃣ Plotting Horizontal ORB Levels & Targets In Pine, they use line.new() and arrays for many targets:   pinescript Copy Edit orbHighLine := line.new(...) line.set_x2(...) ProRealTime is simpler — use multiple plot calls:   prorealcode Copy Edit plot1( orbHigh, "ORB High", orbHighColor ) plot2( orbLow,  "ORB Low",  orbLowColor ) plot3( (orbHigh+orbLow)/2, "Mid", orbMidColor )   range = orbHigh - orbLow target50 = orbHigh + range * 0.5 plot4(target50, "Target 50%", orb50Color)   target100 = orbHigh + range * 1.0 plot5(target100, "Target 100%", orb100Color)

  

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