CoreCP The Ultimate Companion for Creo Parametric

By automating tedious file maintenance and actively managing configuration and user environment settings, CoreCP removes the administrative overhead of Creo Parametric so you can focus entirely on engineering. It ensures your working environment remains stable, clean, and perfectly configured every time you launch Creo Parametric.

A folder and documents protected by a life ring

What CoreCP handles

Intelligent data protection

CoreCP starts the latest installed Creo your baseline allows. It checks the folder, and when the data is legacy it offers the valid choices before anything is converted.

How version protection works

Safe customization

A different Creo version or Windchill login gets its own Special Project folder, and your everyday setup stays as it is.

Special Projects

Native Windows integration

Launch Creo and run folder maintenance from Windows File Explorer with the right-click menu.

See the right-click workflow

No more manual cleanup

Old model versions and temporary clutter go into a quarantine bin instead of being deleted on the spot.

How the sweep works

Accident forgiveness

Swept files stay in quarantine for an adjustable number of days, and you can restore them.

Restore from quarantine

Hierarchical rule processing

Before touching a single file, the script reads global rules CoreCP.ini and then layers on any project-specific overrides CoreSP.ini. This allows for different rules for different projects.

INI options

What happens at each launch

One right-click confirms your settings, sweeps the folder, and starts the latest Creo your baseline allows. If there is legacy data you get to choose before any models are converted.

  1. CoreCP configuration editor showing baseline settings

    1 · Confirm settings

    Your baseline is in place before Creo opens

    CoreCP applies your configuration Baseline, then, if present honors the local config.pro when that job or project needs its own setting variances.

    Editors and INI options

  2. CoreCP sweep report for a working folder

    2 · Sweep the folder

    Older versions and clutter move to quarantine

    Models are grouped by base name. The newest iterations stay. Older versions and the clutter types you listed are moved, not deleted.

    Standalone sweep

  3. CoreCP asking before a legacy Creo file is upgraded

    3 · Start Creo

    The latest allowed Creo starts

    CoreCP identifies every installed Creo Parametric and launches the latest, unless a baseline limit caps that choice. It also checks the folder. When the data is legacy, it offers the valid options for that folder.

    Version protection

  4. CoreCP Restore window for files in quarantine

    4 · Hold what was swept

    Quarantine keeps a way back

    Swept files stay for the number of days you set. Restore puts the ones you pick back where they came from.

    Restore

  5. 5 · Age the quarantine

    Only files past the safety window are deleted

    CoreCP checks the age of files already in the bin and removes those that have passed the limit you configured, so the bin does not grow without a bound.

Configuring Creo Parametric involves juggling hundreds of variables in dozens of files in multiple folders. CoreCP simplifies this by acting as a centralized manager, taking advantage of Creo's native, three-tiered load sequence to make your environment incredibly easy to manage and reconfigure. The CoreCP Launcher is built around this logic. At launch, it drops your Baseline config.pro into the user's home directory for every CAD session. If a specific job or folder needs unique settings, place a config.pro in that working folder. The everyday setup stays as it is. The editors and each INI option are on the configuration page.

Take Complete Control of User Environment Settings