BRAYITAN S/R Horizontal

BRAYITAN S/R Horizontal — Indicator Description
This is a multi-timeframe Support & Resistance indicator for TradingView, written in Pine Script v5. Here's a full breakdown:

What It Does
It automatically detects and draws horizontal support and resistance lines based on pivot highs and lows from two configurable timeframes (default: M5 and M15), directly on your chart regardless of which timeframe you're currently viewing.

Core Features
Pivot Detection
It uses ta.pivothigh and ta.pivotlow with configurable left/right bar lookback to identify significant price turning points on each timeframe via request.security.
Duplicate Filtering
Before storing a new pivot, it checks whether a level already exists within 0.05% proximity — preventing near-identical lines from cluttering the chart.
Touch Counting
Every bar, the script scans all stored levels and increments a touch counter whenever price (high or low) comes within a user-defined tolerance (default 0.1%) of any level. This measures how many times price has respected a level.
Dynamic Line Thickness
Lines automatically thicken based on touch count — 3+ touches adds 1px, 5+ touches adds 2px — visually highlighting the strongest levels.
Strength Symbols
Labels show ⚡ for levels touched 3+ times and 🔥 for 5+ times.

Visuals

Draws up to N lines per timeframe (default 5 each), projected forward on the chart
Labels show: timeframe tag (S/M5, R/M15, etc.), price, touch count, and strength emoji
Fully customizable colors, line style (solid/dotted/dashed), and thickness per timeframe
Background color flashes when price approaches any S/R level (blue for M5, orange for M15)


Alerts
Four alert conditions are built in:
AlertTriggerResistance M5 reachedClose within 0.3% of M5 pivot highSupport M5 reachedClose within 0.3% of M5 pivot lowResistance M15 reachedClose within 0.3% of M15 pivot highSupport M15 reachedClose within 0.3% of M15 pivot low

Practical Use Case
Ideal for scalpers and intraday traders who want to see higher-timeframe (M15) key levels layered over a lower-timeframe (M5) chart, with visual cues about which levels have been tested most — helping prioritize trade entries, stops, and targets around the strongest zones.