PRESET DIGGA
Paste a preset string and read exactly what it declares, before you run it.
A preset is somebody else’s settings. This is how you look at them before they touch your chart.
Paste the string — one you exported yourself, or one another subscriber sent you — and the sheet tells you what it declares: who built it, the instrument and timeframe it was measured on, the lane it drives, and the value of every threshold inside. Nothing is applied. Nothing you have open changes.
The bench is stricter on purpose: it will only load a preset onto the chart that preset was built for. PRESET DIGGA has no such rule, because reading is not running. It will show you a gold preset while you are looking at EURUSD, which is exactly what you want when deciding whether a stranger’s settings are worth your time.
If a string has been edited, truncated by a chat window or copied with something invisible in it, this says so and shows you nothing. A preset that half-loads is worse than one that refuses.
What you get
- Reads any preset string — who made it, which instrument, which timeframe, which lane
- Every threshold the string carries, laid out in one sheet
- Works on any chart and any timeframe, not only the one the preset was built for
- Reads only — it never applies anything to your chart or your settings
- Rejects a string that has been altered or truncated, instead of loading half of it