Sundial

A cast shadow shortens as the timer runs.

The cast shadow shortens as the timer runs. At zero, the shadow disappears.

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See it in your scene

What Sundial looks like at the moments a preview never reaches. Captured from the same renderer OBS runs.

The shadow starts long and gets shorter as time runs out. It gives viewers a second way to read the timer without watching each digit.

Clear mode puts the digits and shadow over your scene. Full background mode adds a colored field behind them.

Pick the digit color, background color, shadow strength, and digit font. If you don't pick a digit color, Sundial uses warm cream.

Sundial uses digits instead of the Classic bar or ring. In count-up mode, the light stays at its middle point because there's no end time.

Accent color
Set the color of the timer digits. Untouched, Sundial writes in its own ink.
Ground color
Pick the ground color behind Sundial.
Digit font
Set the digits in DM Mono, Chivo Mono, Azeret Mono, or DotGothic16.
Shadow strength
Control shadow length and depth, 0 to 100.
Transparent mode
Remove the full background and show the timer over your OBS scene.

A plain timer stays ready.

TimerBox shows a visual theme only after the full display is ready. If the theme cannot start or stops drawing, a plain digit timer takes its place.