The attached pic exposes a problem I have been trying to solve for many many hours and with tons of scenarios, and I'm stuck.
I have used again the PDF provided by
@tiddlywinks. It helped me a lot, and at the same time, led me to be blocked. So it means something important resides here. Thank you
@tiddlywinks !
To repeat what you lastly said in previous posts
@Sprout, pt2 must cross the previous established RTL and create a new fractal.
How do we establish RTL ? by connecting bars. 2, 3 etc.
If one connects two bars, one gets a tape, two opposite tapes = 1FF, 2 opposite FF = 1 TF and so on .
So, in the example I post, whether we consider the RTL establish first from up Bar 9:30am, or the long combined tape one's, pt2 of the tape formed by bar 9:40 and 9:45 will never have its pt2 outside any RTL, because by shape and geometry, its pt2 is on bar 9:40.
So, is there a short FF here as drawn in red ? Or is the matter to fan prior RTL created a long combined tape ?
I've seen Jack saying "if bar 2 works better for pt2, you can use it."
I've tried to apply this, but there again after so many scenarios sometimes one has to use bar 1, sometimes bar 2 for pt2.
I don't see this working with a clear rule, and hope you can lead me to explore this better.