FAQ

Why did the script error out as soon as I added it?

At least one enabled slot timeframe is below the chart timeframe.

The shipped defaults are 5 / 15 / 60, which work on 1m and 5m charts. On a higher chart timeframe, raise or disable any conflicting slot before you expect the stack to load normally.

Does this repaint?

The honest answer is more specific than yes or no.

With On Bar Close? on, the stack uses settled requested-timeframe values. With it off, the stack can react to still-forming requested-timeframe values.

So the real question is which timing posture you are using, not whether the tool can be reduced to one slogan.

Is +70 the same thing as classic RSI overbought?

No.

Those lines are stretch markers inside this tool's centered bounded system. They are useful, but they are not raw RSI 70 / 30 copied over without change.

Does the blended pair mean all three slots agree?

No.

The blend is a weighted summary. Alignment is a separate check. One slot can dominate the blend while full-slot agreement is still incomplete.

Why do alignment and the blend sometimes disagree?

Because they are answering different questions.

Alignment asks whether all enabled valid slots are leaning the same way. The blend asks how the weighted contributors summarize right now. Those can diverge without anything being broken.

Why did the blend disappear after I changed weights?

Because the blend has no weighted contributors.

If every enabled slot weight is 0, the summary becomes unavailable.

Why is a hidden slot still affecting alerts or alignment?

Because hidden is not disabled.

Hide RSI NN Plot removes the line from view. It does not remove the slot from logic.

What does Optional Ticker: actually add?

It lets one slot read another symbol inside the same oscillator framework.

That can add useful outside context. It does not prove confirmation, causality, or leadership by itself.

Why does the line sometimes look bearish when the bearish alert did not fire?

Because the visual can lean down at equality, while bearish state requires the read to be strictly below its Signal.

If the color and alert feel slightly out of sync, check whether the slot is sitting at or near equality first.

Is turning on master smoothing a better version of the indicator?

Not automatically.

Master smoothing can make the blended pair calmer. It can also make it later. That is a tradeoff, not an upgrade in truth.

Should I use alerts before I understand the slot ladder?

Usually no.

Alerts are most useful after you can explain what the slots are doing and what the blend is summarizing. Otherwise the notifications can feel more decisive than the setup deserves.

What is the safest way to learn this indicator?

Start with:

1. a legal same-symbol slot ladder
2. On Bar Close? on
3. equal weights
4. master smoothing off