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How to access and modify the Mondtholomewtholomew variables file.
To access the variables file, right click any Mondtholomewtholomew skin and choose "Edit variables"

The variables file is just a text file. You can type or copy paste values in it.
The variables are grouped, so every option that affects the clock is under the CLOCK header. The headers might appear broken in some text editors. Some variables like the colors have skin specific overrides to let you have different colours for each of the skins. By default, every skin uses the shared color options found at the top of the variables file.
Save the file (ctrl + S) then right click any Mondtholomewtholomew skin and choose "Refresh Mondtholomewtholomew". This loads your new settings to all of the Mondtholomewtholomew skins.

Below are the most commonly changed Mondtholomewtholomew settings
If you just installed Mondtholomewtholomew, you can right click the clock and choose the last option.
You can click on it again to revert this. You may use any font that's installed on your computer. You can get font names from notepad’s font selector, or by double clicking the font file. You may also add fonts to just Mondtholomewtholomew by moving the font file into @Resources\Fonts.
Change MainColor and AccentColor in the variables file to an RGB color code. You can find the codes with a color picker.
You can resize any Mondtholomewtholomew skin by putting your mouse on top of it and scrolling up or down.
The time format is determined by MeasureTimeFormat.

12h time format example:
MeasureTimeFormat=- %I : %M %p -You can read more about the available Formats in the Rainmeter manual
Change the LanguageCode from Local to any of the valid locale codes to force the clock to use another language. en-US is American English.
Note: the included fonts don't have great support for characters outside of the latin alphabet.
The settings file has the format codes for each of the lines of the clock.
MeasureTimeFormat=- %H : %M -
MeasureDateFormat=%d %B, %Y
MeasureDayFormat=%AIf for example you wanted to remove the time and date and only leave the day visible, change the corresponding formats to " ".
MeasureTimeFormat=" "
MeasureDateFormat=" "
MeasureDayFormat=%AYou need to use specifically " " not "" or because Rainmeter treats the last two as empty values. And empty values make the Time measures use the default format of %H:%M:%S. So if you want the format to be empty, use " "