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Hi, the summary for APIs are here https://bookmap.com/knowledgebase/docs/API If you're a beginner you may want to start with Simplified API (Java) or Python API. https://bookmap.com/knowledgebase/docs/API#simplified-api https://bookmap.com/knowledgebase/docs/Addons-Python-API These will let you draw...

Hi, if you're talking about a cross, while market is closed, bid>ask. Thing is - at that point levels contain a mix of bids and asks. We do in fact not have separate coloring for a cross area on COB. We don't fully support crosses as those can't exist during active trading on high quality data, so i...

Those market makers are part of data, they are actual market participants, not something artificial.
Limiting the depth in heatmap settings would solve it, but it would just clip everything past certain level.

Hi Bruce,
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What is your Bookmap version? The addon is for Bookmap 7.4.

dxFeed and Rithmic are both providers of market data for CME futures: https://www.cmegroup.com/ and both support the full market depth. However, dxFeed offers historical market data and Rithmic focuses on low latency and high throughput trade execution software. Also, Rithmic supports the Market by ...

Hi, which data provider(exchange) you are having this issue with?

If you have a Dxfeed or Omnifeed subscription by default you get up to 24 hours of historical/backfill data. If you use any other data feed like Rithmic, CQG etc you get 1 Hour of historical/backfill data. If you want to get more historical data then you have three options: 1. Subscribe to the dxFee...

If you are plotting on main (primary) chart it will accept values in pips because there is the price axis on the right of the main chart. So it will multiply the passed value by pips.
But if you are plotting on the bottom chart it will plot exactly the passed value.

in API price is measured in pips.
Here it must be equal to 0.25 because 17553 multiplied by 0.25 makes 4388.25
You can get pips values from the InstrumentInfo object which is passed to initialize method (if you are using Simplified API).