SDX-TzPivots Help Please

The SDX TZPivots have been around for a while and it appears lots of people use them so if someone can please help me I would appreciate it. I can alter the start of day time for say daily pivots from London open or New York open and the lines for today and yesterday line up correctly going back 24 hours. Also the high and low are correct for what is calculated to be yesterday but for some reason the yesterday's close (for pivot calculations ) always appears to be taken from the close of the last bar before 00:00. I must be doing something wrong - any suggestions ??

It's been 2 and a half years; has anyone answered your question yet? or have you found your answer yet? I think I've had a similar problem. You might find my post useful.
http://www.forexfactory.com/showthre...82#post4182482

It's post # 21485. (It's still awaiting approval but I don't see why it should not be approved and posted. By the time you see this message it should be up.)

If you have the original source file (eg.: SDX-TzPivots.mq4), read the section with regard to your question. Each version/revision might be different over the years. The one I have had the following:

Time-Zone Inputs:
LocalTimeZone: TimeZone for which MT4 shows your local time,
e.g. 1 or 2 for Europe (GMT+1 or GMT+2 (daylight
savings time). Use zero for no adjustment.

The MetaQuotes demo server uses GMT +2.

DestTimeZone: TimeZone for the session from which to calculate
the levels (e.g. 1 or 2 for the European session
(without or with daylight savings time).
Use zero for GMT


Example: If your MT server is living in the EST (Eastern Standard Time,
GMT-5) zone and want to calculate the levels for the London trading
session (European time in summer GMT+1), then enter -5 for
LocalTimeZone, 1 for Dest TimeZone.

Please understand that the LocalTimeZone setting depends on the
time on your MetaTrader charts (for example the demo server
from MetaQuotes always lives in CDT (+2) or CET (+1), no matter
what the clock on your wall says.

If in doubt, leave everything to zero.