There you go:

ONCE x1       = 0.20  //0.20%
ONCE x2       = 0.20  //0.20%
ONCE x3       = 0.50  //0.50%
ONCE x4       = 0.25  //0.25%
ONCE Distance = 0     //distance require by the broker, if any
IF Not OnMarket THEN
//
LongEntry = open + (open * x2 / 100)
IF close > (LongEntry + Distance*PipSize) THEN
BUY 1 Contract at LongEntry LIMIT
ELSIF close < (LongEntry - Distance*PipSize) THEN
BUY 1 Contract at LongEntry STOP
ELSE
//BUY 1 Contract at MARKET            //enter at MARKET when the distance is not enough
ENDIF
//
ShortEntry = open - (open * x1 / 100)
IF close > (ShortEntry + Distance*PipSize) THEN
SELLSHORT 1 Contract at ShortEntry STOP
ELSIF close < (ShortEntry - Distance*PipSize) THEN
SELLSHORT 1 Contract at ShortEntry LIMIT
ELSE
//SELLSHORT 1 Contract at MARKET      //enter at MARKET when the distance is not enough
ENDIF
ENDIF
SET TARGET %PROFIT x3
SET STOP   %LOSS   x4
//graphonprice LongEntry  coloured("Green")
//graphonprice ShortEntry coloured("Red")

the pending orders that haven’t been triggered are automatically cancelled when a candle closes.

Be warned that it’s not possible to prevent both of them from being triggered, as PRT has no control over pending orders once they are sent to the broker, until the candle closes. If both pending orders are triggered, the latter one will close the first one triggered, as there cannot be opposite trades open at the same time.

I never tried it, but I don’t think so, as max positions is a directive to ProRealTime. But PRT loses control over orders as soon as thay are sent to the broker.

You can have a try…