They changed the name and confused many people on what Creo/Elements Pro is vs. Nothing wrong with that.īut PTC had Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire 4 and then Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire 5 which was later renamed to Creo/Elments Pro 5.Ģ5 years of Pro/ENGINEER and they could not let it retire with any respect. The big difference here is that PTC changed the name of a 25 year old product before they could retire it. "Too many people walk around like Clark Kent, because they don't realize they can Fly like Superman" I don't blame the end users for the confusion, but just wanted to get this off my chest. This is why Creo started back at Number 1 for it's version. I refuse to call Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire, Creo/Elements Pro.Ĭreo on the other hand is PTC's new CAD software that is based on the same Kernel as Pro/ENGINEER (Creo/Elements Pro), but it's a completely new software. This is not the end users fault and more PTC's fault for rebranding Pro/ENGINEER as Creo/Elements Pro and not allowing it to retire with any respect for it's original name that it held for 25 years.Ĭreo/Elements Pro is Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire with a new name. I also find Youtube videos claiming to show something realted to Creo and when I open the video it's actually Creo/Elements Pro 5 which is NOT Creo. Many people when asking questions about Creo, get responses on Creo/Elements Pro 5 which is like asking someone a question about Lexus vehicle and they give you an answer based on a Toyota. They are two completely different things. Creo/Elements Pro 5 is not the same as PTC's new CAD suite called Creo. Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire 5 was renamed Creo/Elements Pro 5. I see many people are still confused by calling Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire 5, Creo. I am creating this post due to my frustration with the confusion caused by PTC with their naming changes recently.
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