[naranjoe]

Hallo,

also Indicator Buffers würde ich dafür nicht nehmen, ist eher etwas für horizontale Linien.
Ich würde das eher mit Objecten realisieren.
Schau dir das mal an

#property indicator_chart_window
extern int iHour1=6; 
extern int iHour2=11; 
extern int iHour3=15; 
extern int iHour4=19; 
int x=0;

int init()
{
}
   
int deinit()
{
 for(int z=1;z<=x;z++)
      {
       ObjectDelete("Time" + z);
      }
}
   
int start()
{
      int iIndicatorCounted=IndicatorCounted();
      if(iIndicatorCounted<0)
         {
          return(-1);
         }
        
      int iLimit=Bars-iIndicatorCounted;
      for(int i=iLimit;i>=0;i--)
         {
            if(TimeHour(Time[i])==iHour1 || TimeHour(Time[i])==iHour2 || TimeHour(Time[i])==iHour3 || TimeHour(Time[i])==iHour4 && TimeMinute(Time[i])==0)
               {
                if (TimeDayOfWeek(Time[i]) == 2 || TimeDayOfWeek(Time[i]) == 4)
                  {
                   x++;
                   ObjectCreate("Time" + x,OBJ_VLINE,0,Time[i],High[i]);
                   ObjectSet("Time" + x,OBJPROP_COLOR,Red); 
                   ObjectSet("Time" + x,OBJPROP_STYLE,STYLE_DOT); 
                   ObjectSet("Time" + x,OBJPROP_WIDTH,1); 
                   ObjectSet("Time" + x,OBJPROP_BACK,true);
                  }
                else
                  {
                   x++;
                   ObjectCreate("Time" + x,OBJ_VLINE,0,Time[i],High[i]);
                   ObjectSet("Time" + x,OBJPROP_COLOR,Silver);
                   ObjectSet("Time" + x,OBJPROP_STYLE,STYLE_DOT); 
                   ObjectSet("Time" + x,OBJPROP_WIDTH,1); 
                   ObjectSet("Time" + x,OBJPROP_BACK,true); 
                  }
                
                
               }
         }
   }

Gruß
naranjoe