Very simple script, which is also publicly available and found on the web by the way. More visually appealing way of seeing what time it is. Works best around 15 minute charts. Doesn't work well on high timeframes.
Good stuff! I have one question though. When I add the script to my chart, it occupies the entire charting area, whereas your example shows it as a tiny bar at the bottom. How do I make mine look like yours?
This is how mine looks like at the moment:
UnknownUnicorn468659
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For those that don't want to see gaps, here's an update:
@Steven_Maas, HOW CAN I ADD A LABEL WITH THE NAME OF THE DAYS TO THIS AMAZING CODE?
BillRieger
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This is excellent ... I live and die by the weekly chart, I view it through the lens of the 1H chart and use this indicator to paint the beginning of the week a certain color, it helps me see clearly what I am doing ... thank you!
traderpt2016
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is there a way to add vertical lines to seperate the days instead of colors at the bottom of the chart ?
UnknownUnicorn468659
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Currently not unfortunately, I use the general vertical lines under settings > timezones/sessions. Sessionbreaks work but they deliniate the 'standard' which is 00:00 UTC. The only way you can work around this only by using the timerange as I've sort of managed to do here: tradingview.com/script/vFr5OL9l-Timezone-Sessions-Indicator/
UnknownUnicorn468659
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If you visit that link and read some of the code (not too much :)) you can see that you can define a very small range, down to 1 minute. This draws a backgroundcolor in such a small range that it looks like a line (depending on your timeframe).
This is how mine looks like at the moment: