Hi @cantoryakov you can request a provisioning profile directly at https://developer.apple.com/
You can follow a well written tutorial from: https://customersupport.doubledutch.me/hc/en-us/articles/229496268-iOS-How-to-Create-a-Provisioning-Profile

Hi @benmoodie you do not need to register for an Apple Dev Program. Even without a certificate you can create and execute apps with the built-in simulator or with the official Apple iOS simulator installed with Xcode.

In Creo 2.4 (to be released in few days) there will be a new Show User Code feature that will list all the code added by user to a project (with name and full path to the objects).

The output will look like the attached screenshot.

Hello @Alan LeRoy I think that by using double backslashes you'll be able to solve.
Something like:

return "\\(\(theData[0...2])\) - \(theData[3...5]) - \(theData[6...9])"

It is better to use the latest version from our website:
https://creolabs.com/download

Hello @Torriep, it works fine for me with the latest Creo version.
Are you sure to have the latest version?

Hi @Torriep can you please send me that project?
You can attach it to this conversation.

Well, there are a lot of cases... for example from the first error message that you posted it seems that value was a CustomView. How can a CustomView object be converted to a String? This is not possibile.

Hi @Joel_Eisenstat it seems that at some point in CreoPlayer a value different from a String is sent to that method. var d = String(value) could not be sufficient if value cannot be converted to a String.
What you can try to do is to add a check for a class type before the String transformation.
I would write something like:

if (value is String) {
   date.text = value[0...9];
}

You are receiving that error because some times value is not a String but it is something else.
Please try to Console.write(value.class); to better understand why/when this happens