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https://fxdreema.com/shared/HLX6MIAL
I placed two blocks of orders, one without a condition, just constants, and the second placed a condition that when the currency price reaches the specified price, a number of orders will be opened. The first block executed the orders, but the block with the condition was not executed, even though the currency reached the specified price.
I hope you can help me please
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Create another tree, as it is as soon as the 1st group is placed the other blocks under the no order blocks won't work
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I did not understand what you mean. Please send a picture so I can understand.
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To solve the problem, follow these steps:
1. Separate the second block from the current tree. 2. Create a new tree for the second commands, starting the second tree from a new starting point (such as “Once per bar” or “On Tick”), provided it meets the required condition. 3. Ensure that each tree is completely separate from the other to guarantee independent execution.Here’s how to implement it step by step:
First tree (currently working well):
1. “Once per bar” 2. “No pending order” 3. “Buy pending orders in grid”Second tree (restructured):
1. Add a new starting block, such as “Once per bar” or “On Tick”. 2. Add a new condition block (the condition you specify). 3. “Buy pending orders in grid” (executed based on the condition).Do you mean that by what you say?
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Basically, yes. You don't need any 'on tick' bloc, but using all those blocks in the 'on tick' tab.
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This means delete the no pending orders block.
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https://fxdreema.com/shared/zUSurPqqb
I have encountered a problem, please, when the condition is met in each candle, it opens the same deals. How do I solve this problem?
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You need to use a 'No trade' block below the 'once per bar' block,
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But in this case, if I have open deals and the second condition is met, no deal will be opened.
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Then I'm afraid I don't understand your logic. I see one only condition to be met in your last shared project in block 4. Which is the second one?
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I am talking about this project
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It is exactly the same you shared. Did you notice you are using different Constants on each condition block? What values are you using there?
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please what do i do now
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I cannot help you more if you don't answer my questions.
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Yes, I use different values in each condition because I have two conditions: the price reaching above the specified price and the price reaching below the specified level.