@4xfatigue Simply do this:

@chienusd The way to increase volume is by opening a new trade. That can open an unlimited amount of trades. You should specify any limit to that.
@jokeratos Good. At first glance the indicator is correctly imported into your fxDreema account. That's good. Now let's focus on just one of your projects. Please select one and we'll work on it.
@4xfatigue That depends on your current structure. Can you please share the link to your project?
@lali You need a variable to count how many consecutive trades buy, buy, sell, sell, sell have been open so far. Every time a new trade is open, the variable is modified. Its number has nothing to do with pips. If you are not familiar with the use of variables I strongly recommend you to read the documentation available here:
https://fxdreema.com/instructions/builder/constants-and-variables
@jjtrader Excellent. The first thing to do is importing it into your fxDreema account. Here you can find how to do it:
https://fxdreema.com/forum/topic/4208/tutorial-06-my-indicators-in-fxdreema
Once done, we'll continue.
@mantadiver You're welcome. I hope someone can help us.
@lomcio Do you mean a visible onscreen text or an arrow?
@sauce Man, your project is huge! Honestly I don't have time to review it in detail. What I can tell is that the structure you used on the 'on trade' tab is correct. I guess (and it's just a guess) the problem is in block 300904. You are requesting that all trades belonging to groups 6-12 are moving its SL. This means that will happen to all of them no matter what. Is that what you need? Maybe you want some trades to be moved whereas other aren't?
@giusepatane Then you can create a variable to store the distance between both prices and then use its value to move both TP and SL levels.
@sammylegacy1 You are using two breakeven structures together. You should just use one or the other. You current block tree is connecting two loops consecutively.
@kencomputer Blocks 28, 29, 30 and 31 should be moved from that position to create a new independent block tree connected below a 'For each trade' block.
@technodroid Yes, this is just another condition block at all effects.
@technodroid This is an easy way to do it. For a buy you can compare the indicator's value for candles 1 and 2 and then request for a specific distance in pips you can choose:

Obviously you need to do the inverse for a sell.