Trying to figure something out

[pinbal24]

How is this accomplished?

Can someone write a small tutorial on doing this?

[hippocampus.watches]

Some call it magic …
The only secret is where to find the transparent font. (The numbers are transparent)

[russellcresser]

The font must also be monospaced otherwise it has gaps between the masks . Peter @petruuccios has made a nice one .
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Peter (Petruuccio) | FontStruct

[russellcresser]

This one is stunning .
The man is a Genius . Good at Maths Too .
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Holes5x7mono

[petruuccios]

@pinbal24

How is this accomplished?

If you mean how are the colors switched, or how are the digits having gradient,
we discussed it here:

Cge tutorial - custom colors

CGE TUTORIAL - CUSTOM COLORS If you have Facer premium, you can design watch faces and utilize the theme picker (color picker) which is pretty cool and offers end users to choose a theme. To do this you simply tap on the paint brush of any layer that you wish to be theme-able. But, what if some of the Facer theme colors don’t work with your idea? If you want to create your own custom palette, you can do so using VAR functions. In this tutorial I will be using custom backgrounds but you can …

If you mean how was the outline zero added to the main digits, I guess those digits are stacks of separate custom made masking images explained here:

[Tutorial] Digital Time: Separate images for each number (no font)

At @Nerioalberto’s recommendation, here is my separate number images tutorial. There may be occasions where your face design requires a number style that is not available in any font you can find. Or maybe you want each digit to be some sort of elaborate creation. In these cases you can still display the digital time without the use of a font by displaying an image for each number instead. Illustrations: [image] Cartoon-ish: [image] Most interestingly for me is when you want the number to …

If you prefer less tedious but also less fancy way of adding the components, you would have to make or find suitable masking font like mentioned in earlier replies. Check this inspectable example: