# Cival Liquidity Map — Step-by-step tutorial

Release 1.0.0-atas.

## 1. Install and load

Close ATAS, run .\ATAS\Install.ps1, start ATAS and add Cival Liquidity Map to a candle chart with a few hundred bars. The panel title reads Cival Liquidity Map and line 2 reads Confirmed pivots: 3-bar delay.

## 2. Show the legend

Untick Compact panel (title + two lines). Six lines appear, including the Active zones count and the legend for EQH/EQL, the structural block and broken block, and the sweep (stops not identified).

## 3. Find the swings

Swing highs and lows are confirmed 3 bars after they print; nothing is drawn on the swing bar itself. Equal-high and equal-low lines start on the bar after confirmation and run right until a bar closes through them.

## 4. Read sweeps and breaks

A ▼ or ▲ sweep arrow is a bar that traded beyond the latest swing and closed back. A structure-break arrow is a close through the swing with a large body. Notice how often sweeps appear before you give any one weight.

## 5. Follow a block

After a structure break a shaded block marks the last opposite-coloured candle. Its label ends with New or Tested. It ends only when a bar closes through its far side, and the range then reappears as a broken block with the opposite colour.

## 6. Control the clutter

Lower Maximum visible zones to 6 to 12, raise Pivot confirmation bars or Displacement / prior ATR for fewer objects, and turn on Show touched levels only when you want to study ended zones.

## 7. Export for review

Set CSV export folder to a folder used only by this chart. LiquidityMap-signals.csv and LiquidityMap-zones.csv list the arrows and every zone with its state and the bar where it was touched or closed through.