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# How to Setup
## **Step 1: Get Set Up on TradingView**
1. **Head to TradingView**: Open your web browser and type in [https://www.tradingview.com](https://www.tradingview.com/) or click on the link to go directly to the TradingView website.
2. **Log In**: Once you're on the TradingView homepage, make sure you're logged in. Look for a "Log In" button usually located in the top right corner. Click on it and enter your credentials. Remember, you should log in with the username that you submitted to us previously.
## **Step 2: Start with a New Chart**
These are the initial steps to get you started. Once you have your new chart open, you'll be ready to move on to the next steps where you'll actually add and use the community script. Remember, each step is like a building block, so take your time to make sure everything is set up correctly
1. **Find the Chart Option**: Once you're logged in, it’s time to open a new chart. Look for a button or option that says something like “Chart” or “New Chart”. It might be in the top menu or on your dashboard.
2. **Open the Chart**: Click on the “New Chart” button. This will open a fresh chart window for you.
## Step 3: Accessing the Indicator on TradingView
1. **Spot the Indicators Tab**: With your chart now open in front of you, look towards the top of the page. Here, you should see a row of tabs or options. One of these will be labeled "Indicators".
2. **Open the Indicator Library**: Click on the "Indicators" tab. This action will bring up TradingView's extensive indicator library.
**Locating Your Exclusive Access**: Once you've received access to the InSilico Indicators, these special tools will appear in a dedicated section on TradingView. This section is named "Invite-only scripts".
**Accessing Invite-Only Scripts**: To find this exclusive section, look in the indicator library that you've just opened. Among various categories, you'll see one labeled "Invite-only scripts".
**Applying an Indicator to Your Chart**: Click on the name of any InSilico Indicator from this list. Doing so will instantly apply the selected indicator to your current chart.
-**If the InSilico Indicators give an ''Error: study\_not\_auth'' message, please press CTRL + F5 to refresh your Tradingview charts, if the problem persists contact support.**
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