Chart-looks-distorted-because-Blocks-put-IndOnInd-Volume-on-Price-pane

Here's a workaround. Click "Open as C# Coded Strategy" and change the indicator plotting code as follows:

CODE:
//PlotIndicator(indicator2,new WLColor(0,0,0));
PlotIndicator(indicator2,new WLColor(0,0,0),default,default,"Volume");

And what to do in this case? and if I use several time units on the volume indicator, how can I duplicate it?
Also this will be useful to me, what line of code to make an indicator disappear on the chart?
In this example the data scale is 1h

Currently, those plots aren't "Volume pane" friendly. The only option is to click "Open as C# Coded Strategy" and:

1. Remove the PlotIndicator statements. Just put 2 backslashes in front like this -

CODE:
//PlotIndicator(indicator2,new WLColor(0,0,0));

OR,
2. Specify the volume pane for the indicators that use Volume, like Eugene showed above, or like this -

CODE:
//WAS:
//PlotIndicator(indicator2,new WLColor(0,0,0));
        
//CHANGE TO: 
PlotIndicator(indicator2,new WLColor(0,0,0), paneTag: "Volume");

You'll need to do that in 2 places.

For the first condition you don't need to use IndOnInd. Just use a normal Indicator Compare to Indicator and select Volume > SMA and change the SMA parameter from Close to Volume.