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Read This First

Creo Options Modeler, Creo Layout,

Creo Direct

4.0 F000

Directory of Online Information

What’s New? Click a link below and in the table of contents, click

What’s New

Creo Parametric Creo Simulate Creo Direct Platform Support http://support.ptc.com/view?im_dbkey=171726

Help and Reference Documents

for Creo 4

http://support.ptc.com/apps/help_center/help/

Creo Resource Centers All Resource Centers

Creo Parametric Creo Direct Creo Layout Creo Options Modeler

Directory of Online Information (continued)

Creo 4.0 Academic Creo eSupport https://support.ptc.com/appserver/cs/portal/index.jsp?

tab_id=creo Technical Support Search https://www.ptc.com/appserver/cs/search/search.jsp All Reference Documents http://www.ptc.com/appserver/cs/doc/refdoc.jsp

Creo Parametric, Creo Simulate, Creo Layout, Creo

Options Modeler, Creo Direct

Creo 4.0 Is Available for Installation

Creo 4.0 is a scalable suite of interoperable, right-sized design applications for users across the enterprise to more easily participate in and contribute to the product design process With these applications, companies can bring better products to market faster by improving processes such as concept design, detailed design, and verification and

validation

Installation

Creo 4.0 is packaged with a PTC License Server powered by FlexNet Publisher 11.14.0

To run Creo 4.0 you must upgrade the PTC license server to 11.14.0 If you are already running a license server for Pro/ENGINEER® Wildfire® 3.0 or later, Creo Elements/ Direct 5.0 or later, PTC Mathcad® 14.0, PTC Arbortext® Isodraw® 7.0, or PTC

Arbortext Editor 6.0, PTC recommends you upgrade the PTC License Server to 11.14.0 Using PTC Installation Assistant

For a streamlined installation of Creo 4.0 applications, you can use the PTC Installation Assistant on your DVD-ROM Open the installer, enter your Sales Order Number, and the Assistant begins the automatic installation:

• Acquires the license file from PTC

• Determines whether the license is floating or fixed and installs the licenses server as required

• Provides a list of the available products based on the entitlement detailed in the

licenses file and automatically downloads and installs that software from ptc.com For the most up-to-date installation information, see the Creo 4.0 Installation and

Administration Guide on the Reference Documents page or clickFile ▶ ▶ Help ▶ ▶ Reference

in the application

Licensing Alternatives for Existing Customers

Existing customers can alternatively use the online licensing tools to request an updated license pack via e-mail for installation on an existing PTC License Server To run Creo 4.0 your PTC license pack must have updated licenses at version 35.0 See the licensing area at http://www.ptc.com/support/index.htm

G-Post and ModuleWorks

• In addition to its current solutions for NC in Creo 4.0, PTC is also including support for G-Post V6.6 P14 from Austin N.C., Inc

• Vericut functionality from CGTech is removed and replaced with material removal technology from ModuleWorks

Operating System Support

Microsoft Windows 7 Windows 7 Professional, Windows 7

Ultimate and Windows 7 Enterprise Base

OS 64-bit Editions and Service Pack 1, Internet Explorer 11.0

Microsoft Windows 8.1 Windows 8.1 and Windows 8.1 Pro 64–bit

Editions, Internet Explorer 11.0

Microsoft Windows 10 Windows 10 Professional 64-bit Edition,

Windows 10 Enterprise 64-bit Edition, Windows 10 Anniversary Edition, Windows 10 Enterprise 2015 LTSB 64-bit Edition, Base OS, Internet Explorer 11.0

System Requirements and Hardware Certification Information

Visit the Platform Support page for Creo 4.0 for current, detailed system requirements and certified hardware configurations: http://support.ptc.com/partners/hardware/current/ support.htm

PTC Product Interoperability with Creo 4.0

Creo Advanced Framework Creo Advanced Framework 4.0 F000

Creo Expert Moldbase Extension Available with

Creo Expert Moldbase Extension 10 F000 Creo Progressive Die Available with Creo Progressive Die 10

PTC Product Interoperability with Creo 4.0

F000 Creo Mold Analysis Available with Creo Mold Analysis 4.0

F000 Creo Schematics Available with Creo Schematics 1.0, 2.0,

3.0, and 4.0

Creo View and Creo View ECAD, Creo

View ECAD Compare

Creo View ECAD Compare

Available with Creo View and Creo View ECAD 4.0

Creo View Adapters Use Creo View 4.0 Adapter for Creo

Parametric to generate viewables

• To install the Creo Parametric adapter run proe2pv_config.exe You must set the environment variable IA_ CREOPMA3_OPTIONduring the installation and configuration in order

to generate compatible viewables

• A seat of Creo Parametric is a prerequisite for the Adapter

Pro/INTRALINK Interoperability planned for PTC Pro/

INTRALINK 10.2 M030 CPS 21 and 11.0 M020 See the Note below

Windchill PDMLink and Windchill

ProjectLink

Interoperability planned Windchill PDMLink and Windchill ProjectLink 10.2 M030 CPS 21 and 11.0 M020, See the Note below

• For specific information on Windchill compatibility, refer to the Creo Data

Management Compatibility Roadmap on the PTC Web site

• Before upgrading from one major release to another of Creo, transfer files from your workspaces to avoid the loss of any local changes during the process

Asian and European Languages

Depending on the Creo application, the user interface and documentation are translated to varying degrees into French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, and Traditional Chinese A detailed list of translated materials is

available in the document Creo 4.0 Language Support

OpenGL Library

Creo 4.0 uses advanced OpenGL 4.3 capabilities that improve the overall display and graphics performance of Creo To take advantage of this enhancement and for overall improved display and graphics performance, Creo 4.0 requires graphics cards which support OpenGL 4.3 or later PTC recommends you consult with your hardware

manufacturer or graphics card vendor

Creo Help Center—Help, What’s New, Tutorials, Reference Documents

There is a separate Help Center for each of the Creo applications Help Centers are

available on ptc.com at http://support.ptc.com/apps/help_center/help/or you can download

a Help Center for a local installation Refer to the Creo 4.0 Installation and

Administration Guide The Help Center provides access to the Help, including What’s New for your application and to other resources such as free tutorials, Reference

Documents, the Creo Community, and PTC Customer Support To open the Help Center, click in your application Alternatively, you can learn about user interface items with context-sensitive Help using the F1 key To access reference information such as the Creo 4.0 Installation and Administration Guide clickFile ▶ ▶ Help ▶ ▶ Referencefrom your

application or browse through Reference Documents

Creo Resource Centers—Web Tools and Tutorials

Web-based tools and tutorials can assist you with learning to use this release Each Creo application has its own resource center which is available from the Creo browser or on the internet The Creo Resource Centers are accessible from the Creo browser, or on the Internet

PTC University Learning Connector

The Learning Connector for Creo, available by clicking in Creo Parametric, Creo Direct, Creo Layout, Creo Options Modeler, or Creo Simulate, provides context-sensitive recommendations for topics, articles, and videos as you work You can search the

Learning Connector using one or more keywords The Learning Connector provides results from the following sources:

• PTC University Precision LMS—eLearning topics and videos

• Support Knowledge Base—Knowledge-based articles

• Help Center—Help topics and links to other materials

By default, the Learning Connector is active To disable the Learning Connector set the configuration option enable_learning_connector to no

Product–Specific Information

Windchill Limitation for Creo Unite Technology with Creo Elements/Direct

When working in a Creo Unite scenario, you should not use the Model Manager Extractor and Windchill Bulk Migrator to migrate Creo Elements/Direct Modeling data from the Creo Elements/Direct Model Manager, to Windchill You cannot directly open and insert

a Creo Elements/Direct Modeling part or assembly from Windchill in Creo Parametric when using Creo Unite technology See Support article CS248441 for details

Chromium Embedded Browser

When using Chromium as the embedded browser in Creo to interact with Windchill, you cannot view the 3D Creo View based thumbnails on the details page of the Creo models Chrome and Chromium based browsers do not support plug-ins, which is the technology currently used to display the 3D Creo View based thumbnails in Creo See Support article CS197208 for details

Creo View and Windchill Publishing of Non-Native 3D CAD Models Checked into Windchill Is Supported

In Creo Parametric 4.0 you can natively open CATIA V5, NX, SOLIDWORKS and Creo Elements/Direct Modeling 3D parts and assemblies from the file system and save and check-in these designs into Windchill 11.0 M020 and later

The Creo View Adapter for Creo Parametric also provides the ability to publish CATIA V5, NX, SOLIDWORKS, and Creo Elements/Direct Modeling 3D parts and assemblies checked into Windchill to the Creo View format This capability is supported for

Windchill 11.0 M020 and later, using the Creo View 4.0 or later, Adapter for Creo

Parametric

Single Sign On (SSO) Authentication

The embedded browser for Creo supports authentication to a Windchill server that is configured for SAML 2.0 single sign-on (SSO) authentication If you previously

authenticated with a standalone web browser, you will see an additional login request from the embedded browser for Creo

Geometric Tolerances (GTOLS) and 3D Printing Tray Assembly Are Supported in Windchill Additional GTOL parameters are supported in Windchill11.0 M020 and later Compound and multilevel GTOLS cannot be used to make compound and multilevel control

characteristics

Creo Modelcheck

Creo Elements/Direct sdac and sdpc files are not applicable to Creo Modelcheck in Creo Unite scenarios It is not possible to check these files by opening them in Creo Parametric See Support article CS248781 for details

Creo User Interface Customization

The Creo user interface customization capabilities are significantly enhanced in Creo 4.0 You can customize various aspects of the user interface for your Creo application,

including those in the list below:

• Ribbon

• Quick Access Toolbar

• Shortcut Menus

• Keyboard Shortcuts

• Graphics Toolbar

• Window layout

In all applications, unless the environmental variable, PTC_WF_ROOT is set,

customization settings for the user interface are automatically stored in the profile

directory of the user’s operating system in one of the locations listed below:

• When not connected to Windchill PDMLink, the file is created in %APPDATA%\ PTC\ProENGINEER\Wildfire\.wf\.Settings\creo_

customization.ui

• When connected to Windchill PDMLink, the file is created in the %PTC_WF_

ROOT%\.Settingsfolder

When the Creo application starts, customization settings are applied from the following locations in this order:

• Application load point directory:

<creo_loadpoint>\F000\Common Files \text\creo_<app>_admin_ customization.ui\

• User’s profile directory

• Application startup directory, if the configuration option load_ui_

customization_run_diris set to yes

Refer to Support article CS37185 for details

Configuration for Creo Applications

When your Creo application starts, stored configuration options from config.pro or config.supor both are applied from the same locations and in the same order as they were in Creo 3.0 It is recommended to use separate configuration files and working directories for each Creo application

Creo Parametric TOOLKIT and Creo Parametric Object TOOLKIT

You can extend the use of Creo Parametric with Creo Parametric TOOLKIT and Creo Object TOOLKIT C++ From Creo 4.0, you can also extend the use of Creo Direct using the Creo Object TOOLKIT C++ The default development environment for building applications with Creo 4.0 F000 is Visual Studio 2012 In a future maintenance build, PTC will be updating the development environment to Visual Studio 2015 To prepare for

supported with Creo 4.0 F000 and later New workflows supporting Model-Based

Engineering (MBE) are introduced into Creo 4.0 As part of the development efforts, PTC introduces a complete set of new APIs for MBE and has deprecated old APIs PTC

strongly recommends you review the published Toolkit user guides for a complete list of new and deprecated APIs Jlink is merged with the Java Object Toolkit (JOTK) libraries

to help reduce the image size and to avoid installing redundant files used by both JOTK and Jlink To use Jlink, select JOTK from the Creo Parametric Application Features list You do not need a special license or runtime license to develop with Jlink

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