Here are step by step instructions on exporting levels to Tradingview.

• Create a script

  From your tradingview screen, look at the bottom toolbar and click on "Pine Editor" (Screenshot). Copy and paste the following code in the editor, name the script "Tradytics Levels", and hit save. Once you hit save, please click on "Add to Chart" - an indicator will be added to your chart, but it will be blank for now. This is a one time step and wouldn't be required after the first time.
// This source code is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public License 2.0 at https://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/ // © tradytics //@version=5 indicator("Tradytics Levels", overlay=true) // Inputs { i_col_sup = input.color(color.green, "Positive Levels") i_col_res = input.color(color.red, "Negative Levels") i_col_neutral = input.color(color.white, "Neutral Levels") ghost_threshold = input.float(1, "Percentage difference between levels to plot ghost zone") i_codes_input = input.string("", "Input Code") opacity_mulp = math.max(input.float(1.5, "Opacity", 0), 0.5) width = input.int(2, "Levels Width", 0) // } // Functions { f_trim_array(_array) => for i = 0 to array.size(_array)-1 if array.get(_array, i) == "" array.remove(_array, i) f_new_line() => line.new(na, na, na, na, extend=extend.both, style=line.style_solid) f_new_label() => label.new(na, na, "", textcolor=color.white, style=label.style_none, size=size.normal) f_new_GZ() => box.new(na, na, na, na, bgcolor=color.new(color.gray, 80), border_width=0) // } // Variables { var string[] codes = str.split(i_codes_input, " ") var int codesCount = na var line[] lines = array.new_line() var label[] labels = array.new_label() var color lineColor = na // New array to store prices (for level values) var float[] prices = array.new_float() var float[] unique_prices = array.new_float() var color[] colors = array.new_color() var box[] ghost_zones = array.new_box() if barstate.isfirst f_trim_array(codes) // Remove empty values codesCount := array.size(codes) if codesCount // Create "empty" lines and labels for i = 0 to codesCount-1 array.push(lines, f_new_line()) array.push(labels, f_new_label()) array.push(ghost_zones, f_new_GZ()) if barstate.islast and codesCount for i = 0 to codesCount-1 // Get Level level = array.get(codes, i) level_parts = str.split(level, "*") level_value = str.tonumber(array.get(level_parts, 0)) level_opacity = str.tonumber(array.get(level_parts, 1)) level_pos_neg = str.tostring(array.get(level_parts, 2)) positive = level_pos_neg == 'positive' if not array.includes(prices, level_value) array.push(unique_prices, level_value) array.push(prices, level_value) // Move Lines lineObject = array.get(lines, i) if level_pos_neg == 'positive' lineColor := i_col_sup if level_pos_neg == 'negative' lineColor := i_col_res if level_pos_neg == 'neutral' lineColor := i_col_neutral color transparentColor = color.new(lineColor, level_opacity / opacity_mulp) array.push(colors, transparentColor) line.set_xy1(lineObject, bar_index - 1, level_value) line.set_xy2(lineObject, bar_index, level_value) line.set_color(lineObject, transparentColor) if timeframe.isintraday line.set_width(lineObject, width) else line.set_width(lineObject, width * 2) // Now loop over the stored level values and check for % difference // if there is >= ghost_threshold difference in price, then the gap between the levels // is considered a ghost zone, which we will draw. array.sort(unique_prices, order.descending) for i = 1 to array.size(unique_prices)-1 upper = array.get(unique_prices, i-1) lower = array.get(unique_prices, i) if upper/lower >= 1 + (ghost_threshold / 100) ghostObject = array.get(ghost_zones, i) box.set_left(ghostObject,bar_index) box.set_right(ghostObject,bar_index) box.set_top(ghostObject,upper-(upper * (ghost_threshold / 500))) box.set_bottom(ghostObject,lower+(lower * (ghost_threshold / 500))) box.set_extend(ghostObject,extend.both)

• Draw Levels

  Once the script is added, come back to this dashboard, and click on any of the options in the dropdown to draw levels on the chart here (Screenshot). Levels have to be drawn on our chart before they can be exported to Tradingview. Once you see levels on our charts, click on the "Copy to Tradingview" button. It will give you a very long text to copy to Tradingview (Screenshot)

• Export Levels

  Take the code from the above step, go to Tradingview, hit the settings icon on the "Tradytics Levels" indicator (Screenshot), and enter the code in the "Input Code" field (Screenshot). That's it, you will now see levels drawn on your chart.

Once you are done with these steps, you will see levels pop up on your chart. You can set their opacity by changing the opacity variable from 1.0 to slightly higher or lower values i.e 1.1, 1.2, 0.9, etc.