How Acetate works
Acetate places cyan, coral, gold, ivory, blue, and lilac inside each digit. The color layers move slowly while the number's edge stays still.
Each second cuts to the new digit in one clean step. A short glow marks the change, then fades.
What can I change?
Pick the main accent color and the background color. Or remove the background and place the digits over your scene.
Acetate keeps its own wide digit shape. A saved bar, ring, or digit-font choice doesn't change it. Duration, clock targets, messages, start triggers, resume, and overtime still work.
When should I use it?
Use Acetate when the timer is part of the scene design. Its motion is slow, so it adds color without making the digits shake or jump.