A tool to create and manage a custom font. For example creating a sketch for each character

It is possible to use custom true type fonts in Creo Parametric. These fonts can be used for logos as well as individual characters. I have used TTF fonts specifically to insert company logos into Creo models, and it works quite well. By using the TTF from the corporate graphics department, it ensures that the logos comply with requirements. There are usually different logo geometries dependent on how the logo is created.   Molded vs printed for example so keep this in mind when considering how to implement this.

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@Francesco_P wrote:

A tool to create and manage a custom font. I am thinking of the possibility of creating a sketch for each character of the font, so that it can be used to shape writings or logos, that update in real time by changing the font.

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Hi,

in case that you mean PTC proprietary fonts please open https://www.ptc.com/support/-/media/support/refdocs/Creo_Parametric/12/installguide120.pdf?sc_lang=en document.

Then go to page 106 and read Using Fonts chapter.

Note: No software tool for proprietary font editing is available.

Hi @Francesco_P,

I wanted to see if you got the help you needed.

If so, please mark the appropriate reply as the Accepted Solution. It will help other members who may have the same question. 
Of course, if you have more to share on your issue, please pursue the conversation. 

Thanks,
Anurag  

You can compile and uncompile PTC fonts. 

With uncompile you get the src file. Here you will have to enter plot data (pen up, pen move). In the early days I used this to have a European 1 with an additional line top left. You can create based on this a complete new font. Uncompile usassci to get the src. But it may a lot of work if do not have the point data. See doc, executables are in the machine folder.