Posts made by josecortesllobat

Look at this example

https://fxdreema.com/examples#Loop-(For each...)

ATR is an indicator that uses prices to calculate its value. Then, it returns a value as a "Price fraction".

If you want to use a specific value of the ATR to place a Price level, you should use a formula like:

PriceLevel = OpenPrice + 2*ATR(30)

You can do that by using the "Formula" block

This is a pretty good starting point given by @miro1360

https://fxdreema.com/forum/topic/4321/tutorial-08-candle-formations

Both are working well for me.

"Comment (ugly)" block placed after Sell or Buy block. It shows the values of some variables.

"Comment" block shows a variable being updated at the open of a new bar if there is any open trade. Like a barcounter.

This might be a first approach. Not tested

Yes. Not so far away.

You can use "Comment" block to display variable values on the chart

What you want it seems to be the undesirable "martingale" type betting

What does it mean "same conditions"?

As the Information of "Add to Volume" explains

It Works well for me

https://fxdreema.com/shared/JHXVMf7bc

Could you share which are the project's rules? Or, what do you want to achieve?

You can try something using the following blocks as a starting point

You can use different kind of indicators: MAs, PIPS, PRICES, etc...

I suggest that you simplify the project because 2 "Once per bar" blocks do not make sense. You can start with "Once per bar" block at the top of the project and connect to it the "No trade" block. After this block, you can connect to the orange output (true) both branches to enter at market and connected to the yellow output the branches to increase the position volumen.

Like this

It is no so dificult to start with fxDreema. It is just required some time to know how the blocks work and how they have to used to build the logic.

Here you have some simple examples that are very useful to start with fxDreema

https://fxdreema.com/examples

You will also find examples searching the forum posts.

If you know what your EA have to do, it is not a big deal to build the project using fxDreema. Nobody was born trained.

"Check distance" block is adressed to do that

The easiest way is by using a "Custom MQL code" block

Add the MQL function inside the block

It is posible to add the MQL code in fields of some blocks but I think this is the simpliest way.

You can try this

Define a variable like -> bool FirstCondIn == false

If FirstCondIn == false, the true block (2) output Will pass and the EA Will look for the 1st condition.

If the 1st condition is met, the true block (3) output Will pass and FirstCondIn == true

As the FirstCondIn == true, the yellow block (2) output Will pass and the EA Will look for the 2nd condition having the 1st as true. While FirstCondIn == true, the EA Will not look for the 1st condition until block (7) reset its value to false.

It is available for MQL4 as well as for MQL5.