To convert a TradingView indicator (like the one linked) into MetaTrader 4 (MT4) or MetaTrader 5 (MT5), you will need:
Access to the Original Pine Script Code: Without the Pine Script source code of the TradingView indicator, recreating it in MetaTrader is challenging. If you don’t have access to the source code, you’ll need to analyze the indicator’s functionality visually or through description.
Expertise in MQL4/MQL5 Programming: MetaTrader uses MQL language (MQL4 for MT4 and MQL5 for MT5), which is quite different from Pine Script.
Steps to Convert:
Understand the Indicator Logic:
Analyze the TradingView indicator (if you have its source code).
Identify the key parameters, such as formulas for calculations, inputs, and plotted outputs.
Translate to MQL:
Convert the Pine Script logic into MQL4 or MQL5, depending on your platform.
Rewrite custom functions, indicators, and plotting mechanisms using MetaTrader syntax.
Test on MetaTrader:
Compile the script in MetaEditor and test it on live or historical data to ensure accuracy.
Debug and refine as needed.
Adjust for Optimization:
Ensure it works efficiently in MetaTrader without performance lags.
If you provide the Pine Script code, I can help translate it into MQL for your MetaTrader platform. Let me know how you'd like to proceed!