% of means percent of. 100% is 1:1. If the volume is 0.1 lots, then 100% of 0.1 lots will be 0.1 lots. 0.1% of 0.1 lots is..... something very small. So, with this option use values like 100, 150, 200, 300, 400... to increase or 80, 50, 25... to decrease the size of the volume.
Or if you use it with that Formula, use Fixed lots option. I have to add dynamic option...but other things are in my head, so I will try something else first.
Yes, when you have blocks glowing red, they are switched off, in other words - they do not execute. Right-click on this block and hit "On/Off".
Now I can see that I have made this block for indicators that can measure their levels in pips... chart indicators like Moving Average. I'm not sure how it works for indicators on a separate chart... I have to put options like "Points to fall" and "Points to rise", not only "Pips to fall" and "Pips to raise".
In any case, this can be also made with Condition block - put the same indicator there, on the right side with Candle ID = 1 and in Adjust write something like "+10" or "-10"... some value depending on the indicator.
MQL?
What about "Add to volume mode"? At least I can see some option "% of current ...", isn't this what is needed?
By the way, when you connect multiple blocks in parallel, like your conditions, note that they all be executed one after another depending on their id numbers. You can use the yellow output to connect them in something like serial connection.... like this: http://fxdreema.com/demo/applying-or-logic-method1
It's not a good idea to compare two prices with "==". You know the price is always moving up and down, but there is no guarantee that the price will reach exactly 1.23456 level (for example), it can be 1.23455 at certain moment and then jump to 1.23457. So, always use "<", ">", "<=" or ">=" when working with prices.
Isn't it easier to use the special grid blocks? "Buy pending orders in grid" and "Sell pending orders in grid". At least it's much easier to build the project and put it to work. And some day, I don't know when, I may create the ability to put virtual pending orders...
For the Stack overflow error... this error always confuses me, but I know for example that it can appear if you have an infinite loop somewhere in the code, for example if you connect the output of one block to it's input... but I can't see things like this in this project 
Something like this?: http://fxdreema.com/shared/p8Kl1m5ye
(place horizontal line with name "sl")
Objects are indentified by name. There are 2 ways to get some object to work with (you know that on the chart you can have maaaaany object, so really, one of them must be chosen) - to select the object by name (Pick by name), or to find an object by certain criteria using "Start chart objects loop" and then use "(obj loop)..." blocks or "Picked in loop" option in Condition.
So, when you use "obj loop" blocks, "Start chart objects loop" is needed! It must be there!
In Adjust what you write is just added to the value. If you write +200, then the value of 200 will be added. Note that 200 is 200, it's not pips, it's... apples.
Your project is a little bit confusing for me, so I can suggest to use "Levels tester" block to see some values in real time - for example Price 1 of some object.
Those MT5 events... such a big mess. Now working?
I can't get the idea, but I don't think you need all those flags, isn't it possible to work with conditions-actions only?
And by the way, when you wonder if some block is passing, and for how long, the most intuitive way is to put "Draw arrow" below that block.
You should use the same MACD settings on the boths sides of the Condition. Now one of the parameters is the wrong one and the right MACD is wrong. See constants that are used.
See the right operand, are you sure "MACD Fast EMA" is to be used for "Slow EMA period"?
Cross the main line with the signal line. See "MACD mode" in MACD settings in Condition.
You are right, there was a problem. Now working fine?
Point format setting exists only to make the EA to work the same way on different brokers. Some brokers are 4-digits, others are 5-digits and normally when you are in 5-digits broker you have to enter value 10 times bigger than the value in 4-digits broker, and this is boring. Point format setting is there to tell the EA to work as if the broker uses that format, not the one that it is using. Set Point format to 0.0001 and the EA will work as if it work on a 4-digits broker even if the broker is 5-digits
Point Format setting in fxDreema must be set to something.
What is that "correct" value of the spread for EURJPY? When I use the crosshair on my chart, the spread is 25 points. I assume this is 2.5 pips.
EURJPY is 3-digits, so PipValue function works with it as it is 5-points. It will do that calculation - POINT_FORMAT/0.00001. When Point format of 0.0001 is used, everywhere in the EA it will multiply pips values with 10. Set "25" pips for SL, it will translate that to 250 points on the chart. Just imagine that EURJPY (3 digits) is like EURUSD (5 digits)
http://fxdreema.com/documentation/colle ... 4/pipvalue
This function is located all around the EA and it is used to tell the EA to use the point format defined in fxDreema.
"POINT_FORMAT" is the value defined in fxDreema's options. "digits" comes from the broker, it is 5 in case of 0.00001.
For example, in case of EURUSD in 5-digits broker and Point format set to 0.0001 in fxDreema, the function will return 10. This value (10) will be used in the EA to multiply every pips-related value with it. If you want to put SL=25 pips, this will be multiplied with 10, so the real SL will be 250 points.
If your broker is 4-digits and Point format is 0.0001, then the value returned from this function will be 1.
This function is to tell the EA to NOT use the broker's point format, but to use the point format defined in fxDreema.
Without "Start positions loop" all the "(in loop)..." works with the last loaded... let's say position. If you don't have pending orders and the position is only one, which is typical for MT5... well, yes, it will probably work without the starter block, because the position is loaded in "If position..." block. But it's a good idea to put the starter block. In MT4 for example, where there can be multiple trades at once, it's even more needed.
To all the people that can post question to this forum - please, give as many details as needed, like MQL version (4 or 5), what version of fxDreema you are using (web of local version), project ID if in web version, and everything that can make the question clear. After all, there are other people that can find the topic and get some information from it, and it's easier to me to understand the problem.
In this case I can see you are using the web version in MQL5 mode. What you are missing in your project is "Start positions loop" block above the pink blocks, because all "(in loop)..." blocks must work with one of the "Start whatever loop" blocks. Most of the "(in loop)..." blocks are designed to work with trades (in MQL4), positions (in MQL5), history trades, history positions or pending orders, so before using even one of them, you must say with what you want to work by placing one of the "Start whatever loop" blocks.
"Indicator appear" may work, and may not work (depending on how the buffer is designed to behave). Check this for more info: post/3544