I thought I'd answer this for any future concerns.
FIRST - here's how to update the Wildfire 3.0 commands for Creo 2. (Later I'll address what may be a better alternative)
On task 6 - Cadquest says - Pick Insert, Model Datum, Evaluate
In Creo, you'll want to use Analysis, Measure, Angle. Save the angle measurement as a feature, with the name of measure.
In task 8 - Cadquest says - angle:FID_MEASURE + ( 7.5 / 2 )
The angle portion is because we are using the angle parameter. If we had measured a distance, it would be distance:FID_measure. The FID stands for feature ID and needs to be included. Measure is the name of the feature. If you had named your feature George, it would be angle:FID_George.
That being said - we use this tutorial as a basis for a relation driven family table of gears. This method usually works, but not always. We sometimes have issues getting the moved copies to properly rotate.
My alternative is to create a datum plane that intersects both the datum curve through the two points and the center axis. Then add another datum plane that is an angle offset from the previous one. The angle of rotation should be - (360/N)4, where N is the number of teeth.
I hope that helps. I'd be happy to continue the Relation / family table discussion if anyone is interested.
