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Options – Personalize Your Trading Platform Settings
The Options menu in TWM.one allows you to configure and personalize all key platform settings, from visual preferences to data handling, API connections, and strategy optimization.
You can find Options under:
Admin Panel → Tools → Options
The display will show General options and Calculation options.
Under General the options are the following:
- Project
- Preferences
- Display
- Hot keys
- Historical Data
- Connections
Under Calculations:
- Optimizer
Below you will find detailed explanations of each section.
General
Project
This section is mainly for users working with custom strategies or indicators.
- Path to Custom Project: the location where your project source files are stored.
- Path to Custom Project DLL: the path to the compiled dynamic-link library (DLL) of your custom project.
- Compile in Debug: enables debug mode when compiling code, useful for troubleshooting.
- Reload Script on Recompile: automatically reloads your script after a new compilation so that changes take effect instantly.
Preferences
Control global platform preferences.
- Time Zone: choose your preferred time zone for chart display. All data is stored in UTC format but is adjusted on screen according to your setting. This ensures consistent results across different regions.
- Language: currently, you can select English or Chinese.
- Log in File: if checked, the system creates a permanent log file at:
- C:\Users\<UserName>\Documents\Twm\Log\
- This is useful for troubleshooting or keeping a permanent activity record.
Display
Customize how charts and trade information are displayed.
- Themes: choose between Light and Dark modes.
- Chart Styles choose your colors for:
- Up bars / Down bars
- Candle body outline and wick
- Chart background
- X-axis labels and gridlines
- Price axis labels and text
- Indicator separator color and width
- Trade Styles: define how executed trades are shown:
- Buy and Sell execution colors
- Marker text color
- Execution plotting type (markers, text, or both).
You can reset all settings to default by clicking Reset to Default.
Please keep in mind: If you change the main theme, you need to restart TWM.one for the changes to take effect.
Hot Keys
Configure custom keyboard shortcuts for faster chart interaction.
Available drawing tools include:
- Line, Horizontal Line, Vertical Line
- Ray
- Text
- Rectangle
- Ruler
- Risk/Reward tool
Each tool can be mapped to a shortcut (e.g., Ctrl + F1).
Set up email alerts from within your scripts and strategies.
- Host: mail server (SMTP).
- Port: port number (usually 465/587 for SMTP).
- Username / Password: your email account credentials.
- Test Email: enter a test recipient and click send to verify your configuration.
This is useful if you want TWM.one to send notifications or strategy alerts directly to your inbox.
Historical Data
This section shows the data you have downloaded from connected exchanges.
- Exchanges supported include Bybit, Binance, Crypto.com, Gate, etc.
- Data is grouped by network (Mainnet and, in some cases, Testnet).
- Symbols (e.g., BTC/USDT, ETH/USDT) are listed under each exchange with available timeframes.
- You can clear all stored data by pressing Remove All.
Connections
Manage how TWM.one connects to exchanges and data providers.
The only available option here is Enable Testnet (checkbox).
When enabled, TWM.one will connect to the Testnet environment of supported exchanges (instead of the Mainnet).
This is recommended for safe testing of new bots, indicators, or strategies, since Testnet does not risk real capital.
Mainnet vs. Testnet:
- Mainnet: The real, live exchange environment with real funds.
- Testnet → A “sandbox” environment provided by some exchanges. It simulates real markets but uses fake funds, allowing you to safely test strategies before deploying them live.
Calculation
Optimizer
This section controls how strategies are optimized.
Calculation Simulation needs to be enabled for the optimization to run on simulated results.
Help
Help & Support
TWM.one provides several integrated tools to help users find the information and assistance they need. Whether you are looking for documentation, immediate answers, or direct support from our team, the platform gives you multiple ways to get help.
Wiki
The Wiki (https://twm.one/wiki) is the central knowledge base for all things related to TWM.one.
- It contains detailed explanations of features, settings, and workflows.
- Organized by categories so you can easily find information about market data, connections, projects, validators, and more.
- Ideal if you want to have full information.
AI Assistant
Inside the TWM.one website, you will find an AI-powered assistant (https://twm.one/Ai) designed to answer your questions quickly.
- Type your question directly in the AI chat box.
- The assistant can guide you to the right wiki section, explain how features work, or clarify platform settings.
- Best for when you have a specific question and need a fast, direct answer.
Support Tickets
For issues that require personal assistance, you can create a Support Ticket (https://twm.one/support).
- Access the Support page and click Create New Ticket.
- Describe your issue or request, and our team will reply within 48 hours.
- Support tickets are best for:
- Technical issues
- Account or connection problems
- Questions not answered by the Wiki or AI Assistant