Topics created by max c

Generally the on tick block is unnecessary on the on tick tab, I do not know about the delay block, I think it stops the terminal, but you would have to test to see what it does

@max-c If you are using that 'once per bar' block on top you can remove both 'counter:pass' blocks. They are redundant in that context.

@l-andorrà
dont need to add anything from fxdreema , just combine multiple strategies into one code ,
they have a portfolio manager on forexsb but its like $2000 to use it.
thanks i'andorra

pepperstone, just have to use source file , ex5 just easier sometimes . funny thing it works when use source then compile , i dunno, thanks

@max-c Hello.

Yes that is possible. There are just some things that you need to be sure of like that the other EA is actually working on the same market as well. Another way would be to develop it to work on all manually and automatically opened trades and on any symbol. These options you can choose within some blocks.

@max-c I think what needs to happen is have the Fibo paint onto your chart, open the data window (Ctrl+D) then look for what output buffers give what for data. if the 61.8 on the fib outputs the charts price, you will need to use a condition block to find what price you want on what Fib line then write a formula block to get that price/level stored into a Variable. Once price is in a variable, you can have a condition block react when price contacts the level. I hope this helps.

PS - Output buffers start with 0, 1, 2, 3 etc etc.

awsome. hey do you know if its possible when someone installs ea it automatically loads webs site probably not possible ? cheers mate

@max-c q8carpenter is right. You'd better rebuild it from scratch to be sure.

@max-c https://fxdreema.com/shared/zy3JAdYad

check the settings

ok good one ta

@max-c in the setting of your builder

my mistake got it now, lol

@max-c Apparently fxDreema cannot identify the buffers. You can try it manually with these tutorials:

https://fxdreema.com/forum/topic/4208/tutorial-06-my-indicators-in-fxdreema
https://fxdreema.com/forum/topic/9105/tutorial-working-with-ex4-ex5-indicator-file

@max-c It depends on the indicator's buffers. In my experience, mq5 indicators are not working on fxDreema most of the time, but you can try. Did you import it into your fxDreema account?

Thank you for sharing.

I have tried to create an EA, it works on tester visual mode but doesn’t work on tester without visual mode so it’s not possible to use the MT5 optimizer with it.

The source code use many includes, maybe it’s the reason it doesn’t display inputs and buffers when imported in FXdreema.

@max-c I see. Buffer Explorer indicator is a practical tool for me but there are several ways to check if buffers provides a value.

You can try to use below blocks and run your ea in visual mode as you know;
-Comment
-Trace
-Draw text