Group Drawing Objects

The drawing feature is great — nice work!

We can already remove drawings from a chart by changing the time frame, but the issue is hiding them more easily. Would it be possible to add a button to hide all drawings on a single chart (not all charts)?

Sometimes I’d like to see drawings only on a specific timeframe (for example, just on the 1-minute chart, not everywhere). Also, I have more than 50 drawings, so managing them becomes difficult.

Another improvement would be to group drawings, similar to TradingView. For example, I could put all lines in one folder and Fibonacci tools in another, and then easily hide or unhide specific groups.

I have to re post this here, its been quite some time and i struggle to understand why it hasn’t been implemented. I Love Atas!!! I really do but surely we an get this idea moving..

here it is, please chime in everyone who would love for this to be a feature, it seems such a basic idea and saves so much time when charting.

I think it would be wonderful to be able to group drawing objects.

For instance, we all have different sets of levels each day that we draw in.

For me one set of levels is my liquidity high and lows, another is my previous day value areas, another could be notes et etc etc..

The we could have shortcut keys to enable and disable different groups, therefore keeping the chart clean until you want to see other things within the groups.

Hope that makes sense.. I’m sure there are many of us who could benefit fro this

I will attach a drawing as an example of different groups within the current Drawing Object view

Trading view has this exact idea and its so so helpful to keep things clean!

Really grateful for your work Atas team, everyday I love using your product :)

Hi, I have a feature request that I think would be extremely useful.

I would like to know if it would be possible to implement something similar to the Drawing Groups/Folders system in TradingView.

For example, in TradingView, you can draw horizontal lines, trendlines, levels, highs, lows, resistance/support zones, etc., and organize those drawings into different folders or groups. You can then choose to show or hide an entire group at once.

This would be very useful in ATAS because I might want to have different groups of levels, for example:

• GEX levels

• Previous highs and lows

• Support and resistance levels

• Volume Profile levels

• Key market structure levels

• Levels related to a specific trading strategy

At the moment, as far as I understand, ATAS allows you to show or hide individual drawings, but there doesn't seem to be an option to organize multiple drawings into a group and then show/hide the entire group with one click.

This becomes especially important when you have a lot of analysis on the chart. Eventually, the chart can become overloaded with lines and levels, making it difficult to read and understand.

It would be fantastic if we could create multiple drawing groups/folders and manage their visibility independently. For example:

📁 GEX Levels → ON/OFF
📁 Highs & Lows → ON/OFF
📁 Support & Resistance → ON/OFF
📁 Strategy Levels → ON/OFF

That way, we could keep all our analysis on the chart without having to delete or manually hide individual drawings every time.

Is something like this technically possible to implement in ATAS? I think it would be a very useful feature, and I believe many people in the community would benefit from it as well.

Thank you very much for your time and for considering this suggestion. Have a great day!

I would like to propose a specific function to improve the management of drawings on ATAS charts. When a chart contains multiple layers of analysis - such as levels from different timeframes, or drawings for different strategies - it becomes functionally difficult to manage the objects.

The proposed solution is the implementation of Drawing Groups, which would allow multiple drawing objects to be bound together and manipulated as a single entity.

Core Functionality

1. Group Creation:

The process should be straightforward and align with standard UI conventions.

* Selection: Users would select multiple objects using Ctrl + Click or a drag-box selection tool.

* Grouping Action: After selection, a right-click context menu would offer an option to "Group Objects".

2. Group Object Behavior:

Once a group is created, it should have the following characteristics on the chart:

* Unified Movement: Dragging any object within the group moves all objects in the group, maintaining their relative positions.

* Selection Logic: A standard click selects the entire group. A modified click (e.g., Alt + Click or a double-click) could be used to select an individual object within the group for editing its specific properties (like color or coordinates) without ungrouping.

3. Group Properties:

The group itself should act as a container with its own properties that apply to all child objects. The most critical properties would be:

* Visibility: A toggle to show or hide all drawings within the group simultaneously.

* Lock State: A toggle to lock/unlock all drawings in the group to prevent accidental modification.

* Visual Order (Z-index): "Bring to Front" and "Send to Back" commands that apply to the entire group.

Management Interface: The Objects Tree

For this functionality to be truly effective, a management panel, often called an "Objects Tree," is essential. This panel would provide a list of every drawing and group on the active chart.

* Hierarchy: Groups would be displayed as collapsible parent items, with their constituent drawings nested underneath.

* Direct Manipulation: Users could rename groups (e.g., $S/R_{Weekly}$, $Analysis_{ICT}$), and drag-and-drop drawings into or out of different groups.

* State Controls: The list should have dedicated icons next to each group for toggling visibility and lock state directly from the panel.

Practical Use Case

To illustrate the function, consider a multi-timeframe analysis workflow:

* A trader draws key support and resistance zones on the Weekly chart. They select these drawings and group them, renaming the group to $S/R_{Weekly}$.

* They switch to the Daily chart and do the same, creating a $S/R_{Daily}$ group.

* When performing intraday analysis on an H1 chart, the Weekly levels may add unnecessary clutter. Using the Objects Tree, the trader can simply click the visibility icon next to the $S/R_{Weekly}$ group to hide it, instantly decluttering the chart without deleting the analysis.

This functionality provides a necessary layer of organizational control for users who perform complex technical analysis. It moves the management of drawings from a manual, one-by-one process to an efficient, structured system.