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Do you have the free Gom package installed in NT7 that records the bid ask data? The .cs I posted assumes you already have saved some history to fill in history. Then it will run in realtime. If the Gom package is not installed, the .CS probably won't compile since it has code that addresses the saved data. That is usually the problem people have when using Gom indicators. There is a thread in the Futures.io Elite group that has the gom pkg and discussion of it. Gomi also has his own thread.
Yes, I have the Gom package installed. I have quite a good experience of all the NT7 Gomi stuff over the years. In fact, GomCD on its own presently works fine wth some of my old tricks (e.g. changing "Binary" to "NinjaTickFile" in the scripts; running a 1-Tick chart with only GomRecorder indicator, prior to loading my main chart, etc). I also changed "Binary" to "NinjaTickFile" in your script. I'll have a look at the history data once again.
Here is another picture of the NQ and the orderflow oscillator near the close on 4-9-2020. It can be used multiple ways. This shows the overbought oversold use. It can also be used for divergence. When the ratio of the smoothed net delta and smoothed Ask + smoothed Bid is greater than 80 or less than -80 an extreme condition exists suggesting a reversal is at hand in the coming bars. This NT7 code needs a programmer familiar with accessing NT8 tick replay or preferably Gomi NT8 tools to make it run on NT8. I truly believe it offers a novel way to assess price and order flow at value areas or S/R and moving averages. It works on any symbol with bid ask data.