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FibonacciSpeedResistanceArcsAnnotation

FibonacciSpeedResistanceArcsAnnotationšŸ“˜ draws concentric Fibonacci arcs from two placed points. Point 1 is the arc center. Point 2 defines the threshold 1 radius and chooses whether the arcs open above or below the center.

    sciChartSurface.annotations.add(
        new FibonacciSpeedResistanceArcsAnnotation({
            // Point 2 is above point 1, so the arcs open upward.
            points: [
                { x: 5, y: 2 },
                { x: 7, y: 5 } // does NOT need to be on the same x as first point
            ],
            thresholds: [0, 0.236, 0.382, 0.5, 0.618, 0.786, 1, 1.618],
            regionColors: ["#0871B2", "darkgreen", "#D56E0B"], // if there are more `thresholds` than colors, we'll interpolate them for you!
            fillOpacity: 0.25,
            strokeThickness: 2,
            // connectorLineStroke: "#242424",
            connectorLineStrokeDashArray: [10, 3],
            fibonacciLabelPlacement: EFibonacciLabelPlacement.Top,
            fibonacciLabelColorMode: EFibonacciLabelColorMode.MultiColor,
            formatFibonacciLabel: ({ thresholdLabel }) => ("ratio: " + thresholdLabel),

            isEditable: true,
            gripVisibility: EAnnotationVisibilityMode.Always
        })
    );

This annotation is arc-based, so it inherits the shared Fibonacci threshold, region and label properties from FibonacciArcAnnotationBasešŸ“˜. Regions are drawn between neighboring arcs. The connector line is often useful because it shows the reference radius used for threshold 1.

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