I got the example c# files for MACrossover Strategy to compile and install into TickBlaze just as the indicators did and Basically by following the same instructions. I changed the name of MACrossover.cs to MyMACrossover.cs and added the crossoverbase and stops and targets files to my repos directory with the rest of the project files. It compiled with three warnings but runs fine and optimized on a tick profit and stop.
the only changes I made were to rename the MACrossover.cs file to MyMACrossover.cs and accept the visualstudio offer to rename the class. In the constructor MACrossover() which was renamed MyMACrossover() I also changed the string to Name= "MyMACrossover" in order that Tickblaze shows my compiled version with a different name than the original.
One of the next challenges will be to add optimizable time parameters.
I am doing this because I cannot afford to pay for the prebuilt algos and I was dubious about their efficacy. I did purchase SpringBoard because of a big discount deal and it is one that has a published AMA that I watched and was interested in. but have not spent a lot of time with it yet. I really need a new computer. I do not know if the glitches I run into are Tickblazebugs, script bugs or my 10 year old computer.
My untrained eye says that these scripts, indicators and algos are well written. I am growing to like TickBlaze. My main experience is with Ninja. I am specking out a new computer, intel ultra7 265 with 32gb ram. Trying to figure out if I can use my old case and 750 watt power supply. Not sure the cables will fit the new motherboard and a new cable set is almost as much as a new power supply. Bought before from NewEgg but they have a few bad reviews lately. Any ideas would be appreciated.